Sentence examples for exchanged good from inspiring English sources

Torre said he exchanged good luck phone calls and text messages Sunday and Monday with Jeter, Jorge Posada, the new Yankees manager Joe Girardi and members of the Yankees' training staff.

She said the governor's bill would lead to more prosecutions by broadening the definition of an exchanged good to include anything that prosecutors could prove was received in exchange for money derived from criminal activity.

"Everybody has," Aniston said, adding of her current relationship with Pitt, "We've exchanged good wishes and all that sort of stuff to each other, but it's not a constant thing.

In it he described the Australian, New Zealand and Turkish soldiers who exchanged goods – tobacco and papers for biscuits and jam.

Generally, the families exchanged goods at the time of the marriage, with the bulk of goods coming from the husband's family.

The Palmyrenes exchanged goods with India via the Persian Gulf route and also with such cities as Coptos on the Nile River, Rome, and Doura-Europus in Syria.

The traders and merchants, who distributed and exchanged goods produced by others, were below the noble-priest class in the social pyramid.

The area was once a trade center where the Hohokam exchanged goods from as far away as the Pacific Coast.

The Danubian people communities kept in touch and exchanged goods over large areas, all the way to their regions of origin beyond the Carpathian Mountains.

Treatment partner participants in this study included family, neighbors, friends, people with whom patients exchanged goods and services, workmates and acquaintances from churches, mosques, and health clinics.

For study participants, helpers included family, neighbors, friends, people with whom they exchanged goods and services, work colleagues and acquaintances from church/mosque or health clinics.