Sentence examples for if he traded from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't be working with this man if he traded with Israel's enemies".

A caller mentioned to Jim Bowden, the Reds' general manager, Friday afternoon that if he traded the team's shortstop, the Reds would have to change the greeting.

Unlike Mr Sonneborn's turbo-centrist, Mr Colbert's on-screen character is a lovably deranged right-winger who would do well with the real-life audience of Fox News if he traded his irony for earnestness.

At a table with friends, John Dixon was debating whether he would be caught if he traded songs only with his roommates on their local area network, off campus.

It doesn't create much extra paperwork and gives Craig some advantages (e.g., protections from personal liability) that he wouldn't have if he traded in his own name.

If he trades it away, he had better come away with something significant to show for it.

When I come to Paris, don't be surprised if he trades his Bruni for Brüno".

He argues, for example, that if he trades the Market Vectors Global Agribusiness ETF, which replicates the DAXglobal Agribusiness Index, he hasn't enjoyed the returns on what he could make on corn and wheat directly.

If so, and if Rajaratnam knew that when he traded, he's in trouble.

Rolen, an All-Star third baseman, said Saturday he would consider signing a long-term deal if he was traded to St . Louis

Schilling will earn $6.5 million next season in the final year of his contract, but if he is traded now, he has a right to demand another trade over the winter.