Meanings of own guild in English

In fact, every London trade of twenty men had its own guild.

In fact, every trade of twenty men had its own guild.

Dill laid her plan-their plan-beforetwo or three of his own guild, experimentally.

Each trade, however, had its own guild by which the members of it were bound together.

Furthermore, each trade had its own guild; in Peking in the nineteenth century there existed over 420 different guilds.

Even the enumeration of his publications is amazingly inaccurate for a bibliomaniac's reply to the inquiries of his own guild.

Scottish advocates had been practicing before the bar since the thirteenth century, and had formed their own guild, the Faculty of Advocates, in the sixteenth.

His own Guild training and the ability of Wass' renegade techs should bring them through that test.