Sentence examples for gone trade from inspiring English sources

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

The European Union overhauled its agricultural policy in 2003: surpluses are gone, trade-distorting programs have been erased, and the European Union is committed to the elimination of export supports.

Then Hall was gone, traded for defenseman Adam Larsson.

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.

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.

The integrated investment banks would have to decide which way they wanted to go, trading or advisory.

With these phony economic engines gone, the trade deficit's impact has become painfully clear.

"Trading goes up, trading goes down," Jamie Dimon, the boss of JPMorgan Chase, told journalists in January.