Sentence examples for a trades from inspiring English sources

A trades vetting website – in keeping, at least, with the cup's long paint and vans and windscreens heritage.

The movement has also been marked by political infighting, a trades union split, and personal rivalries behind the surface unity.

Deutsche Bank and Bank of New York also did such a trades, a person involved in the investigation said.

LONDON — A masters' union — the United Kingdom Employers' Defence Union — has just been formed, the "Times" states, and will be registered as a trades union.

In 1871 a Trades and Labour Council was formed to bring greater coordination to union demands on working hours and conditions.

A disappointing 90,000 people turned out for a trades union-organised national day of action to protest at Agenda 2010.

Several individuals familiar with the alt-A trades, as well as others involving bets on such things as interest rates and equity derivatives, say that these gambits contributed about a third of the firm's $15.3 billion fourth-quarter loss.

Although the Liberal Party has lacked a grand organization, it has managed at times to promote as many as 100 clubs, or chapters, in New York City, a committee-at-large, a trades-union council, a Spanish-speaking division, and a youth division.

A trade?

Willard makes a trade.

But a trade show?