Sentence examples for exchanging good from inspiring English sources

We squeezed past her, exchanging good evenings.

But many wassailers skip the trees, and instead go singing door-to-door, exchanging good wishes and drinks.

In 2007 and 2008, central banks and finance ministries decided that it was a good idea to follow this policy which involves exchanging good assets (cash or treasury bills, for example) for illiquid ones.

In the collective consciousness of east-Mediterranean Muslims, the dragon-slaying saint merges with the mysterious figure of al-Khidr, the green man.In countries like Greece where George (and female variants like Georgia) is one of the commonest first names, a big share of the population will be exchanging good wishes or small name-day presents.

The conference?s purpose of exchanging good practice makes Wirsing?s summing up surprising.

McIlroy, 25, may not be used to coming second, but he was sporting in defeat, exchanging good wishes with the F1 driver and hinting he would attend a grand prix to see him early next year.

Matt Damon, in all his squat retroussé-nosed handsomeness, plays Mark Watney, a Nasa astronaut who in some future time of viable human spaceflight exploration is part of a team undertaking dull scientific research into the red dust and red rocks on Mars, earnestly decanting them into little plastic pots and exchanging good-natured walkie-talkie badinage with his team.

China, including Hong Kong, is now India's largest trading partner, exchanging goods worth $74 billion last year.

These enable buyers and sellers to meet, exchanging goods and services directly.

As we all know, exchanging goods and services goes back, well, forever.

Returning money to its original purpose: a means of exchanging goods.