Sentence examples for going trading from inspiring English sources

But Kerala is built on coming and going, trading and touring and the current trends - whether package tourism, boutique hotels or massage-and-meat-free health sojourns - will no doubt be absorbed into the Keralan world-view with time.

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.

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

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

Maybe I'll have to go trade mine in.

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

"McDyess was going to get traded," Thorn said.

"It's going to trade like gold or oil trade.

What to do with your old car: Are you going to trade-in or sell?