Sentence examples for back to trading from inspiring English sources

"So I came out of my office as a manager, rolled up my sleeves and went back to trading".

"Everyone has to feed their families so they went back to trading right at the same spot Boko Haram struck".

One Western fund manager said he seemed as if he was "bored of answering questions and would rather get back to trading". He dressed informally, sometimes in tracksuits.

These days, stocks have gone back to trading more on their merits, and investors need to know more about a company and its performance than they did then.

With the end of the debt ceiling battle, the one-month Treasury bill was back to trading at a yield of 0.02 percent, barely higher than where it was a month ago, and down sharply from 0.35 percent on Tuesday.

That is also what business sees as most disruptive as it would mean falling back to trading on WTO rules, unknown custom and tariff arrangements, and maximum legal uncertainty.

It goes back to trade, Potts said.

Astonighingly, the index swung back to trade in positive territory at lunchtime.

But again I've got to bring it back to trade.

They later dropped back to trade 4% higher on the day.

The Swiss financial firm's shares, which dropped by 1.1 percent in early trading, also came back to trade around 0.4 percent higher on early Friday afternoon.