Sentence examples for ever swap from inspiring English sources

But two N.H.L. clubs hardly ever swap head coaches, as the Rangers and the Vancouver Canucks did this off-season.

No central banker in his or her right mind would ever swap out that sound system for one based on blockchain.

Timerman also ridiculed the idea that Argentina would ever swap Iranian oil for Argentine grains, saying that oil from Iran has too much sulfur for refineries in his country.

"Have two clubs have ever swapped managers?" wonders Phil Grey.

But of course, money isn't speech, and narrow transactions aren't blanket endorsements, as anyone who has ever swapped cash for goods and services intuitively understands.

If your firm is sued for sexual discrimination, expect the plaintiff to demand all the lewd e-mails your male executives have ever swapped with each other.Second, e-discovery is more burdensome than the old sort.

The trio start off angrily seeking revenge, only to realise that they're better off channelling their humiliation into something more positive; it's the men who end up embarrassed that they ever swapped such smart, resilient funny older women for gormless arm candy.

Before I could get out my first interview question, he cut me off and leaned over to ask my photographer Olivia Locher and her brother, Brandon, who works as her assistant (and lives with her in Midtown), if the two had ever "swapped fluids".

Joorabchian presented Tévez as a $22m£11.5m5m) "present" to the fans and the most high-profile player ever to swap Argentina for a Brazilian club.

This is our first ever book swap and is a refreshing way of engaging with people using social media and to reach new audiences".

BERKELEY - On Friday, January 24, the Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC) is sponsoring its first-ever textbook swap.