Sentence examples for field trading from inspiring English sources

He hit four 3-pointers and was 12 of 18 from the field, trading baskets with Bibby in the first three quarters before taking over in the fourth.

Whether it be watching the house while a family member was out of town or working the field, trading different food crops, babysitting or even sharing child-rearing responsibilities, this social support network was key to a smooth-functioning way-of-life.

In one of his first games in 2006, he homered and, on his way out to the field, traded high fives with the fans, earning him a stern warning from his teammates.

After Morgan ran around the field, traded his batting helmet for one that read T Plush (after Tony Plush, one of his three alter egos) and accepted Champagne and beer baths from teammates, he walked to an unoccupied place in the clubhouse, sat cross-legged on the floor and began to cry.

They were drawn by jobs in the factories and the fields, trading their own sacrifice for their children's American future.

The resulting terror keeps civilians penned into tiny areas, unable to reach their fields, trade their produce or escape the persecution of the two terrible armies.

His company, Powered Now, produces apps to take the pain out of paperwork for the field trade industry.

Originally targeted at field trades (contractors, plumbers, electricians, etc)., the GoPayment user base is now 40% service-based customers, and just 17% field trades with the rest being retailers.

The Yankees have been unsettled in right field since trading the disgruntled Raul Mondesi to Arizona on July 29, with two left-handed hitters, Garcia, who was obtained from the Cleveland Indians in June, and David Dellucci as Torre's only options.

My recently published paper "Means versus ends in opaque institutional fields: trading off compliance and achievement in sustainability standard adoption" stresses, inter alia, that standard creators perceive a clear need to design sustainability standards in such a way that their adopters fully understand and live up to the underlying principles and rules of such standards.

Last winter he signed Trot Nixon as a free agent to play right field and traded for Josh Barfield to play second base.