Sentence examples for a trade called from inspiring English sources

The other lawsuit refers to Mr. Vigni, Deutsche Bank and a trade called Santorini, which took place in December 2008.

Hong Kong was once filled with migrants and refugees from China and they gave rise to a vibrant street trade called hawking.

Guillermo Valdes, the former head of Mexico's National Security and Investigation Center who authored a book on his country's drug trade, called Guzman an exceptional leader -- a "business genius".

Karel De Gucht, a former European commissioner for trade, called the plans "very problematic".

"Said a different way, we do not see this as a trading call".

The Campaign Against the Arms Trade calls it an "endorsement of a country with a history of brutal repression".

She'll later distribute the pictures, in what the trade calls a look book, to editors.

According to Eric Clark, a journalist who knows all that is worth knowing about selling toys, Barbie is what the trade calls a "lifestyle brand".

The superdry Shinn rosé ($16), from Mattituck, slightly redolent of strawberries and raspberries, resembles what those in the wine trade call a chillable red.

Presented with what the trade calls "a cracking good story", reporters and editors do not waste time asking if it's true.

The complaint said Mr. Beeson helped Canary engage in a form of trading called market timing, or the rapid trading in and out of mutual funds.