Sentence examples for be traded for a from inspiring English sources

A Kalashnikov could be traded for a Zhiguli or Lada car or, in the case of villagers, a cow.

There comes a time in most lives when a bit of freedom must be traded for a bit of security.

Which means a player like Agbayani or Payton, a former No. 1 pick who is out of options, could be traded for a left-handed hitter.

Mr. Kramnik allowed his light-squared bishop to be traded for a knight with 17... but, but his position remained rock solid.

The odd goaltender out appears to be Biron, who has a one-year contract and could be traded for a forward or a defenseman.

The idea is to create a constituency for a bigger deal — one in which rolling back nuclear facilities, dismantling centrifuges and allowing inspectors far greater access to suspect sites would be traded for a far greater lifting of sanctions.

The question, for many, of whether any Guantánamo prisoners should be traded for an American has been muddled with that of whether this American was worth it.

Chansey can also be traded for an Aerodactyl.

A more possible route would be trading for a power hitter like the Brewers' Jeromy Burnitz, a former Mets prospect.

People who will be trading for a regular wage will need to look out for withdrawal fees as they could be charged for regular withdrawals.

He was traded for a sixth-round draft pick.