Sentence examples for for having traded from inspiring English sources

Will they, too, 50 years from now be reviled for having traded with a tyrant E.F.

Those who now point at Switzerland for having traded, 50 years ago, with a brutal dictatorship happily queue up in Beijing to trade with an equally brutal dictatorship.

Vying for the Whig nomination, he then wrote an ornery biography of his rival, upbraiding him for having traded his coonskin cap for a swankier hat.

The Mets are not subjected to much disdain, Arnold said, but they were scored a bit in Boston for having traded for Alomar when "the Red Sox have a gaping hole at second base, and here's another Hall of Famer being taken away by New York".

So some 20 or so scribes remain, having traded quills for pens and pens for typewriters.

He might, for example, have traded in an apartment building for another like it.

Conglomerates like Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, Danaher or Dover, for example, have traded at premiums to Tyco.

Lazarenko and Korban are rivals in Ukraine, and for years have traded allegations of corruption and assassination.

In between, Murphy for Ipswich and Jack Collison for West Ham had traded headed goals.

COLORADO SPRINGS — For now, Christy Carlson has traded in a storm-chasing partner for a racecourse navigator.

For years, he has traded on the fact that other conservative activists looked upon him as an incorruptible outsider.