Sentence examples for go trading from inspiring English sources

Certainly the sheer silk-pleated shirt that was part of an Imperialist Russia theme in his collection was nothing to go trading commodities in.

Results show how a strong internal market frame acted as a primary driving force in the Commission to promote the GO trading instrument.

A first analysis looks at the near-term policy-making process before and after the proposal on GO trading in January 2008, focusing on the European policy-making institutions and influences of interest groups and member state governments.

The rejection of the GO trading proposal in the Council and Parliament can be largely attributed to the lack of a strong lobby in favour of GO, the accumulated experience with and institutionalisation of national RES support policies such as feed-in tariffs, and growing general political concerns for supply security, innovation and competitiveness.

Maybe I'll have to go trade mine in.

Go trade some of your less than favorite pieces so that you can buy some fresh jewelry for the current season.

Masato Yoshii, another starting pitcher, is also gone, traded to Colorado for a lesser pitcher, Bobby M. Jones.

And now he's gone, traded for draft picks, coach Bill Belichick's most cherished treasures.

It seemed as if the Knicks couldn't believe that Ewing was gone, traded off to Seattle.

And even when all the quotas have gone, trade will be no more liberal than at the outset, because high tariffs will remain.

"That was a given he was going to get traded.