Sample Sentences forbrokerage (auto-selected)
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We sell software used by real estate brokerages.brokerages = firms of agents who buy/sell for others for a commission
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The third was "Bank— Brokerage," and Jake's interest rose somewhat.† (source)
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They said their money was in a brokerage account they could see on a computer, but then it was gone.† (source)
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These fictitious people in the zoo had a big board supposedly showing stock market, quotations and commodity prices along one wall of their habitat, and a news ticker, and a telephone that was supposedly connected to a brokerage on Earth.† (source)
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She was twenty-five and saw no future doing backroom work in a brokerage house.† (source)
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Activities include stock brokerage, farming interests.† (source)
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He was later identified as a slave trader from another brokerage firm.† (source)
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Kevin's dad had started one of the largest insurance brokerages in eastern North Carolina, and Kevin was taking on more responsibility with every passing year at their office in Morehead City while his dad edged closer to retirement.† (source)
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She only frowned, struggling to read the brokerage report.† (source)
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Neeley worked as errand boy in a downtown New York brokerage house.† (source)
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I got tired of the brokerage business and went away.† (source)
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I only ask a brokerage.† (source)
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She took refuge, of all places, in the Loan Brokerage mat was the source of the Beaumont fortune.† (source)
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One evening paper even took Blomkvist at his word and filled two spreads with portraits of several of the brokerage houses' most important players, who were in the process of buying up German securities.† (source)
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He himself had his hands full with his brokerage business.† (source)
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He was tall, broad, thick; his gold-rimmed spectacles were engulfed in the folds of his long face; his hair was a tossed mass of greasy blackness; he puffed and rumbled as he talked; his Phi Beta Kappa key shone against a spotty black vest; he smelled of old pipes; he was altogether funereal and archidiaconal; and to real-estate brokerage and the jobbing of bathroom-fixtures he added an aroma of sanctity.† (source)
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