Sentence examples for a swap at from inspiring English sources

But hindsight does convincingly argue that it was more a swap — at least in pure point guard terms — of bad breath for a mass of fresh air.

David Waite will name his side today, with a swap at scrum-half the most likely change to the line-up who came so close to beating the Kangaroos at Wigan, even with 12 men.

A look online when I get home shows lots more parties around the country, from a swap at the Good Fashion Show in London, to a debut swishing and swing dancing night, to a fundraising swish in a Baptist church in Bedford.

The rule was changed to a swap at half-time only in 1876.

Here's how it would work: Say that AOL buys CBS in a stock swap at a small premium to yesterday's closing price of $43.75, paying the equivalent of $50 in stock.

VeriSign valued the deal, a stock swap, at $21 billion, although a drop in its share price took it down to $17 billion -- still a high premium for a company with 1999 earnings of $26.9 million on sales of $220.8 million.

The Fogle scandal comes three years after the US broke up a sleeper cell of 10 Russian spies and expelled them via a dramatic swap at Vienna airport.

Any merger is expected to involve a stock swap at close to current market prices.

Paula Stanford organised a clothes swap at the Guardian last year to raise money for charity.

So, to find out who's right, I have arranged a job swap at London fashion week.

The centerpiece was the premiere of Peter Martins's "Burleske," a pretty but bland response to Richard Strauss's music that featured seven couples, enlivened only by a wife swap at the end.