Sentence examples for bands of trade from inspiring English sources
An "SOS to the Labour Party" was urgently transmitted in which tickets at embarrassingly reduced prices were offered to bands of trade unionists.
Skiffs carrying rival bands of marauders traded fire on Sunday, even prompting one of the pirate groups to radio naval ships for help.
And yeah, the Unholy Two might buddy around with some of these bands and trade rape jokes, but the shit that comes out of my speakers when I blast their Skum of the Earth 12" sounds like hate rock made by a group of dudes who not only truly hate, but are free of body ink or scrotum piercings.
I am in Dalian in north east China, where there is a growing band of 'roadies' sporting trade team colours and top of the range bikes.
A small band of devotees would trade tips about the holdouts at Bloomingdale's Forty Carrots, the cafe at Zabar's, and a chain of suburban parlors called Last Licks.
He credits the social element of looming with turning the toys into must-haves: "Children can make the bands and trade them.
Removal of trade barriers.
Bands of Ojibwa (Chippewa) and Huron Indians often traded and camped at the Sault Ste.
For example, Lithgow interviews an Afghan rebel leader who explains that opium finances the operations of his band of guerrillas: he trades dope for arms.
The scientists described broader, slower bands of gas flow at the surface, which they compared to the trade winds on Earth.
