Sentence examples for bag trade from inspiring English sources

She found that any savings were very small because China produces most of the fabrics, clasps, wheels and other materials required for the bag trade, and these would have to be shipped to other countries if final assembly moved there.

Not bad for an entrepreneur who a decade ago had only modest success in the leather bag trade and entered the paper industry in his 50s.

In a modern Goliath versus David story, a large American plastic bag manufacturer, Hilex Poly, recently filed a lawsuit against Chico Bags, a small American reusable bag manufacturer, for interfering with their plastic bag trade.

I can't expect the same feast at the pen I currently live in, but I got my hands on a couple bags of Famous Amos cookies after the goodie bag trade.

On the other hand, she seems to have expanded her makeup bag, trading in her dark lipstick for more eyeliner, mascara and eyeshadow.

This "no-body-bags" trade policy explains America's refusal to give any ground to developing countries in areas such as textiles and anti-dumping, as well as its hard line on labour issues.

Other corporate grab bags traded at a cheaper value than the sum of their parts, yet GE (priced lately at $137 a share for a market value of $450 billion) gets a premium of 40% to 70% over its bust-up value.

Then she tells the prince she'd rather wear a paper bag than trade her freedom for a palace full of designer duds.

The software sector continues to be a mixed bag of trading opportunities for options players.

Richard Hunter, head of equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers, said: "Set against a mixed bag of trading updates so far from its peers, HSBC has delivered a statement which not only ticks all of the boxes, but propels the bank to premier status in the sector".

Just because the bag says "fair trade" or "locally roasted" does not mean the highest-grade beans have been selected and put through meticulous roasting.