Traded Sentence Examples

Damian traded me, like he did you.

I traded my trump cards, Sofi added.

I hope whatever you traded for your freedom was worth living like this, if you call this living.

You might remember the story of Kyle MacDonald who famously traded up from one red paperclip to a house, one small exchange at a time between July 2005 and July 2006.

I was her only voluntary assassin.  I traded her my soul for the life of a friend.

Last time they met, they traded futures.

Instead she crossed to the full bar and traded the champagne for a triple shot of whiskey on the rocks.

In 1738 John Elton traded between Astrakhan and the Persian port of Enzeli on the Caspian, and undertook to build a fleet for Nadir Shah.

The companies gradually undertook the financial control of the districts where they traded and were recognized by the natives as political powers.

With each trade he got something he valued more than what he traded away; and presumably all the people he traded with along the way also increased their value with each trade.

She traded me to him, Wynn, like I'm nothing.

What had the two Deidres traded in order to be combined and let out of Hell?

She followed his instructions and traded the file for two prescriptions to drugs she'd never heard of.

In 1579 Christopher Burroughs built a ship at Nizhniy Novgorod and traded across the Caspian to Baku; and in 1598 Sir Anthony and Robert Shirley arrived in Persia, and Robert was afterwards sent by the shah to Europe as his ambassador.

We traded our two cows for two young oxen.

Our route scooted between Pennsylvania and Virginia for three hours until we crossed into West Virginia and traded a major highway for winding secondary roads.

She traded everything for this moment, and Gabriel wasn't beside her.

From that port the Arabs traded for ivory, slaves and (principally) gold with Bantu peoples of the far interior - the Rhodesia of to-day.

He heard whispers traded behind doors and cottages and waited.

Charles, the vamp Hunter Damian traded for Jenn, rose with a growl.

Tell Sofi I traded my life for his.

Odd, I didn't think a god could be traded.

Perhaps not for all you crazy Latin Americans that traded in tropical climes for the gray skies of London.

Africa's animals have become a commodity to be traded on the international markets!

The occupation of Aden by the British in 183 9 proved the starting-point in the opening up of the country, Aden being the chief port with which the Somali of the opposite coast traded.

This work is little more than a sailor's handbook of places and distances all round the coast of the Mediterranean and its branches, and then along the outer Libyan coast as far as the Carthaginians traded.

About the age of fifteen he went to Caen (Normandy), taking with him a little stock of merchandise, on which he traded, and so maintained himself whilst learning French, improving himself in Latin and.

At this time its population numbered 150,000; its cruisers preyed upon the fleets of the neighbouring Christian states; and its merchant ships traded with countries as distant as Egypt and Syria.

Unfortunate I didn't know that before you traded him, Jonny.

Meanwhile, the two executives traded barbs, with Ballmer taking the first jab.

On February 15, 2004 Rodriguez was successfully traded to the New York Yankees for second baseman Alfonso Soriano.

A coin bonanza he spent overseas is publicly traded.

In the US, schooling is a $ 650 billion marketable commodity to be traded for a profit.

Traded endowments are with-profits endowment policies that have been sold by the original owners before their maturity date.

Among those who welcomed the Duke was Malawian sugar farmer Brian Namata from the farmers ' co-operative which supplies Traidcraft with fairly traded sugar.

Link can also collect Seashells now, which in turn can be traded in for collectible figurines.

Then the vouchers would become fully fledged shares, traded on the stock market.

Hemirhamphodon pogonognathus is a rarely traded halfbeak with a very long beak and beautiful, if subtle, colouration.

Everything is either eco, organic, fairly traded, recycled or promotes natural living.

Karen Page, Matt Murdock's former lover, has traded away the Man Without Fear's secret identity for a drug fix.

Crab-eating macaques from Asia are by far the most heavily traded monkeys, followed by rhesus and squirrel monkeys.

I've traded as an authorized sales dealer, selling and delivering new (and reconditioned) Hoover washing machines.

And what happened to the good old days when Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant traded quips over a Martini?

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Resources are traded for colony ships, trade ships, and fleet upgrades of freight rings, booster rockets, and cannon.

He was unable, owing to the opposition of the divines and of the merchants, to secure the full recognition of the right to reside in England of the former who had for some time lived in small numbers and traded unnoticed and untroubled in the country; but he obtained an opinion from two judges that there was no law which forbade their return, and he gave them a private assurance of his protection, with leave to celebrate their private worship and to possess a cemetery.

Of internet users chief executive richard segal whose own stock traded for.

Both my grandparents were farmers working in the sugar cane fields which they later traded for citrus fields from the state.

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These investors can help you make sure that what you purchase is actively traded and highly popular.

Here you will be able to track the sale of every baseball card publicly traded at anytime and at any location.

In 1986 the Home Shopping Network became a publicly traded company on the American Stock Exchange.

For collectors, gold coins-especially rare ones-continually get traded, sold and purchased daily.

On the main page, you can keep watch on the current price of gold that is constantly updated as it's bought, sold or traded.

Once enough miles have accumulated, they can be traded for a round-trip airline ticket.

The Mobil Gas Card is part of a line of products offered by ExxonMobil, the world's largest publicly traded international oil and gas company.

The Fair Isaac Corporation is a publically traded company on the New York Stock Exchange under symbol FIC.

After you do this, Citibank will reward you with 8500 rewards points that can be used for purchases from retail partners of Citibank or that can be traded up for a cash reward.

Carbon credits can be traded on an international market.

Mediterranean influences grew as furniture and accessories were traded between France, Italy, and Spain.

Comments about a player possibly being traded or lost through free agency help fantasy football owners decide how these factors will affect the value of the player.

The franchise made a big splash in the U.S. as children bought, collected, and traded Pokemon cards featuring pictures of the various monsters or characters.

At one time, this pineapple textile was highly revered and widely traded.

The raw opium gum is dried out, then traded or sold later.

Ryan and Brian Dunkelman traded barbs and jokes during the entire first season of the talent show.

By the time a girl has reached her teen years, she has traded in her long full skirted gown for a sleek, form-fitting formal that flatters her figure.

They were also eaten fresh and traded for other essential items.Current commercial production of cranberries is performed in bogs, both natural and man-made.

The two traded skills, with Black teaching Gass acting and Gass teaching Black the guitar.

During the 1500s, many people traded rings with one another as symbols of friendship and love.

Hip and Zen has a wonderful coded system that tells you which products are organic, handmade, recycled, fairly traded and natural, so you can buy things that are made in a way that best suits your priorities.

You may see the terms "Fair Trade" or "Fairly Traded" on some organic products.

Altitude gives you vision, and can be quickly traded for speed.

Xizzle Beads are traded for Xizzles, which not only give your Urb special abilities and privileges, but depending on which Rep Group your Urb has been assigned to, Xizzles will also help decrease the frequency of filling your needs bars.

While the previous Resident Evil installments were all about exploration, puzzles, and fixed camera angles, Resident Evil 4 traded all that in for a gun, an over-the-shoulder camera, and more guns.

These codes are frequently traded and listed by gamers who won't be making another order in the time allotted.

Many times they will have a sale of at least 25% off on traded in titles.

The value of baseball cards varies depending on the market and the rarity of the cards being traded.

The publicly traded corporation began in 1980 and grew through a combination of product development and acquisition.

Since Airstream owners tend to be brand loyal, you may find a previously owned trailer that someone has traded in on a newer model.

The carefully packed homemade lunch may be traded for a salty snack or cupcake, and parts of it may be discarded.

Today, many women have traded in their curly hair for slick styles that are both sophisticated and chic.

Recent years have been defined by the choppy bob as celebrities and fashion models alike traded in their long locks for a liberating crop.

Lenders often sell loans to mortgage investors that may be traded on the stock market like other financial instruments, such as stocks or bonds.

Once the power pod had done its work, I traded it for the pitcher lid and placed the container in the refrigerator for the flavors to meld.

Resources such as brick and timber are divvied out using resource cards, which can be traded or stolen as the game moves along in order to accumulate progressively larger amounts of land, resource wealth, and power.

Just as the Romans masters traded places with their slaves, many other cultures learned to extend goodwill during this time as a way to give thanks and honor Jesus.

The gifts are then traded at a lunch, party, or other special event.

They use fairly traded substances as well as recycled silver and gold.

The winners were given plaster reproductions which were then traded back for the real thing once peacetime reigned again.

People traded milk for eggs, swapped vegetables for meat, or exchanged childcare for help with gardening.

The company has traded steadily ever since.

The watches are sometimes traded on forums, such as the one at the TV Watch Page.

This is especially true in the construction trades, where highly skilled labor is often traded by licensed contractors for labor offered by a contractor from another trade line.

If a company is publicly traded, the Security Exchange Commission (SEC) requires that financial reports be filed in accordance to Generally Accepted Accounting Principals (GAAP) for a few reasons.

Form 10-Q is not as detailed as the 10-K nor is it audited, but it is required by law for publicly traded companies to file a Form 10-Q quarterly and contains pertinent financial information.

By 1969 the company had 169 stores in 28 states and was publicly traded on the American Stock Exchange as Fabri-Centers of America.

The bracelets are traded between friends as a token of affection.

For some celebrities, a restricted diet plan can be traded for intense physical workouts under the supervision of an experienced trainer.

Harry & David was founded when Samuel Rosenberg, a successful hotel owner in Seattle, Washington, traded his luxurious Hotel Sorrento for 240 acres of pear orchards in Southern Oregon's Rogue River Valley.

Torchmark provides life insurance, supplemental health insurance and annuities, and is a publicly traded corporation on the New York Stock Exchange.

A relatively newer class of annuities incorporates features resembling those of stock options and exchange traded funds.

For insurance companies that are publicly traded, this also smoothes out their earnings curve by preventing sudden losses from major claims.

These songs do not fall under the usual jurisdiction of commercial music and are free to be copied, improvised upon, traded and remixed.

The lawsuits advised people that the RIAA could collect a minimum of $750 per traded song and offered to reach a settlement.

Because the tracks being traded are usually copyright protected, the industry claims that trading the tracks free of charge is copyright infringement - and stealing.

Indie musicians are often more receptive to letting their music be traded online than major label acts, so the internet is awash in indie music download options.

When users traded copyrighted files, they were only good for a three-day period or three plays, whichever came first.

Marten once asked his father to buy him a guitar only to have the guitar traded in for a bass two weeks later.

The song was traded over and over again by Napster users, and eventually began to receive radio play before the release date.

They filed a lawsuit and collected the names of Napster users who had traded the tracks, demanding that these users be banned from the network and threatening the fans with legal action.

The tracks were traded millions of times before the album release date.

In the mid-1990s, file-sharing websites like Napster appeared on the net and exploded in popularity as users logged on and traded music with one another free of charge.

If you're feeling adventurous, they can be traded for a kiss or a drink when you're out on the town.

During her first swap Perrin traded homes with a New Age humanist from Massachusetts and made a name for herself by trying to convert her new family to Christianity.

This swap was also packed with drama as Perrin traded verbal jabs with her host family on race, social justice and politics.

A contract dispute followed, with the eventual resolution that Owens would be traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2004.

By the time the reunion rolled around the cast was ready to confront the fallout of the conflicts on the show as well as barbs traded in the interim between Gretchen and Tamra on the internet.

They are readily found on websites such as eBay and are often traded at large scouting events such as Jamboree.

They traded also on the Red sea, and opened up regular traffic with India as well as with the ports of the south and west, so that it was natural for Solomon to employ the merchant navies of Tyre in his oversea trade.

The colonization of Brazil was prosecuted, however, by subjects of the Portuguese monarchy, who traded thither chiefly for Brazil-wood.

They formerly traded with Arabia and Malaysia, and many Arabs settled amongst them, so that they betray a strong strain of Semitic blood in their features.

An English squadron under Sir James Lancaster came into conflict with the Portuguese in 1591, and an expedition under Sir Henry Middleton traded in the archipelago in 1604.

He had employed all his resources of wit and satire against the priests and monks, and the superstitions in which they traded, long before Luther's name was heard of.

He was to explore and colonize, while the other vessel traded, to pay for the expedition.

The vast size of the market-squares with their surrounding porticos, and the importance of the caravans of merchants who traded with other nations, show that mercantile had risen into some proportion to military interests.

Ten or twelve years later Kamehameha had 20 vessels (of 25 to 50 tons), which traded among the islands.

According to an Arabic manuscript, a translation of which was published by Eusebius Renaudot (Paris, 1718), they traded in ships to the Persian Gulf and Red Sea in the 9th century.

Thomas Wilson, in the epistle prefixed to his translation of the Olynthiacs of Demosthenes (1570), has a long and most interesting eulogy of Cheke; and Thomas Nash, in To the Gentlemen Students, prefixed to Robert Greene's Menaphon (1589), calls him "the Exchequer of eloquence, Sir Ihon Cheke, a man of men, supernaturally traded in all tongues."

It is supposed that sea-going merchants, mostly Dravidians, and not Aryans, availing themselves of the monsoons, traded in the 7th century B.C. from the south-west ports of India to Babylon, and that there they became acquainted with a Semitic alphabet, which they brought back with them, and from which all the alphabets now used in India, Burma, Siam and Ceylon have been gradually evolved.

During the early centuries of the Christian era the Pandya and Chera pTandya kingdoms traded with Rome.

Commerce, indeed, never ceased entirely, being carried on chiefly by the Italian cities on the Mediterranean, which traded to the ports of the Levant.

The political history of the British in India begins in the 18th century with the French wars in the Carnatic. The British at Fort St George and the French at Pondicherry for many years traded side by side without either active rivalry or territorial ambition.

At the end of the reign of Nero, and perhaps even earlier, the king of the Axumites ruled over the Red Sea coast from Suakin to the strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, and traded constantly with Egypt.

However, the Russians came in 1805, and in 1812 founded on Bodega Bay a post they held till 1841, whence they traded and hunted (even in San Francisco Bay) for furs.

In the case of Tearchus, the miscellaneous levies which he employed himself and those which composed the Egyptian and Assyrian armies opposed to him, and the lands that Egypt and Ethiopia traded with, must all have been counted, partly through misunderstanding, partly through wilful perversion, to his empire.

He owned many ships, and traded with great profit to himself abroad, because he could promise, as a king, advantages to foreign buyers and sellers with which no mere merchant could compete.

The famous William Canynges, the patriarch of Bristol merchants, possessed 2500 tons of shipping, I including some ships of 900 tons, and traded in every sea.

With this object George Thompson (a merchant who had traded with Barbary) was sent out in the "Catherine," and ascended the Gambia in his ship to Kassan, a Portuguese trading town, thence continuing his journey in small boats.

Christianity, introduced into Gaul during the 1st century of the Christian era by those foreign merchants who traded along the coasts of the Mediterranean, had by the middle of the 2nd century founded communities at Vienne, at Autun and at Lyons.

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Among these were the brothers Polo, who traded with the East and themselves visited Tatary.

The Cabetes, who possessed the soil, were fierce and pertinacious; and, assisted by the French, who traded to that coast, Coelho had to gain by inches what was granted him by leagues.

The criticism freely directed against him was based rather upon the circumstances of his unfortunate private life and the misdeeds of an unscrupulous entourage which traded upon his name than upon his personal or political shortcomings.

The misteries or companies of merchants traded in one or more kinds of wares.

The merchants of Byzantium, Armenia and Bagdad met in the markets of Itil (whither since the raids of the Mahommedans the capital had been transferred from Semender), and traded for the wax, furs, leather and honey that came down the Volga.

The story of James de la Cloche is indeed itself another historical mystery; he abruptly vanishes as such at Rome at the end of 1668, and thus provides a disappearance of convenient date; but the question concerning him is complicated by the fact that a James Henry de Bovere Roano Stuardo, who married at Naples early in 1669 and undoubtedly died in the following August, claiming to be a son of Charles II., makes just afterwards an equally abrupt appearance; in many respects the two men seem to be the same, but Monsignor Barnes, following Lord Acton, here regards James Stuardo as an impostor who traded on a knowledge of James de la Cloche's secret.