Sentence examples for being swapped with from inspiring English sources

Reusers from Birmingham have been in touch to find out how they can develop a network of their own, and ideas are being swapped with the energetic and forward-thinking Zero Waste Scotland.

Punk was traded back to the Raw brand on October 11 after being swapped with Edge.

In Europe, the Fed and the European Central Bank will swap $20 billion for the equivalent in euros, and $4 billion will be swapped with the Swiss National Bank.

In December the company told analysts that $1 billion in transactions involving fiber optic routes that were swapped with other telecommunications companies had been booked as revenue.

Media reports in Iran suggested the four Iranian-Americans were swapped with seven Iranians who were in US jails for violating sanctions.

The critics, including the Recording Industry Association of America, which is suing to shut Napster down, say that too many of those music files are swapped with too little regard to copyrights.

It is not an easy play to watch in any sense, especially as the bodies pile up and the wigs and moustaches are swapped with lightning speed.

Its vital signs aren't exactly positive either: the pilot was largely reshot (Joaquim de Almeida out, Alfre Woodard in), and then the revised pilot was swapped with what was scheduled to be the second episode.

The four they were swapped with had been, although Igor Sutyagin claims to have used open sources for the information he passed to a UK-based agency suspected of being run by the CIA.

The 10 Russian-recruited sleeper agents – or "illegals" as they have been dubbed – arrested in the US last week could face similar challenges if they are swapped with 10 prisoners in Russia accused of spying for MI6 and the CIA.

(In 2009, when President Obama was inaugurated, the Oval Office bust of Winston Churchill was swapped with one of Abraham Lincoln, a fact that U.S. conservatives, and lots of Brits, have pointed to as evidence of a diplomatic breakdown).