Sentence examples for bit of trade from inspiring English sources

In happier times – whatever that might mean for a city as destitute as Camden – local businesses on Haddon Avenue could at least rely on a bit of trade from those who made their money on the street.

The knives are out from the start, and when Spoon makes £3.6m from a spectacular bit of trading at Donny's expense, the latter smells a rat.

He is coy about what he did, but admits: "I did take some lead off the roof, a bit of trading".

But judging by his performance for a victorious Brighton, it looks to be a canny bit of trading by manager Mark McGhee, who has agreed an initial month's deal with the striker.

They believed that S.A.C. had been structured to insure that Cohen, a notoriously demanding boss, had access to every bit of trading data that was gathered by his portfolio managers and their teams.

Financial services firm TD Securities is already using System S to ingest more than five million bits of trading data per microsecond to make faster financial trading decisions.

They let a bit of rough trade in each year.

"There's a little bit of a trade component," she added, "because a lot of riders are media buyers or people who work in advertising".

"Maybe we mention a little bit of slave trade here and there, a few wars here and there, but the chapters we insist on are the sunny ones," he said.

The sexually voracious heroine - inspired by a Danish historical figure - swaps a comfortable life with her rich husband for a bit of "rough trade" and lovers who beat her.

Karon Roberts, manager of the Dodrefn Cymru furniture store, one of the businesses which could be affected in Tremadog, said: "We get quite a bit of passing trade here.