Sentence examples for has finally traded from inspiring English sources

Now, he has finally traded up by turning his apartment into a duplex.

And it reflects well on Timoleón Jiménez, alias Timochenko, the Farc leader, who has finally traded violent resistance for a more peaceful future.

Now that Bergdahl has finally been released — traded for five Taliban leaders held at Guantanamo — our discussion resonates for another reason: what it says about the role of the Pakistani government in the Bergdahl affair.

Gay Men's Press has finally ceased trading after years of dwindling sales.

After years of stalled negotiations, the US has finally agreed a free trade deal with South Korea.

Mr. Obama is expected to make a case for expanding and liberalizing trade with other Pacific Rim countries, a position that has been made more credible now that Congress has finally passed a free-trade agreement with South Korea.

With so many people trooping through airports -- last year, about 3.2 billion passengers boarded commercial flights worldwide, an increase of 5.8percentt over the year before, according to industry data -- the idea of making the airport pleasant and comfortable to sell people more things has finally dawned on the terminal trade.

Since the storming of Millbank towers by thousands of students on 10 November last year and the school walkouts and university occupations that culminated in more than 500,000 trade unionists taking to the streets on 26 March – the much talked-about co-ordinated day of strike action promised by the trade unions has finally materialised.

5. Oil has finally broken its immediate term trade line of support ($78.79/barrel), despite the U.S. dollar having closed down again week-over-week.

The passing attack Bears fans envisioned when they traded for strong-armed Jay Cutler has finally emerged.

Germany's weighty trade-union federation has finally thrown its weight behind him.