Sentence examples for it had exchanged from inspiring English sources

Since the referendum, it said it had exchanged 11 long-term retail leases on terms agreed prior to the vote.

The British took it in 1796, and after it had exchanged hands twice between the British and Dutch, it was restored finally to the latter in 1814.

A few hours before the announcement, Berkshire disclosed letters that it had exchanged with the S.E.C. between April and September regarding why it did not write down nearly $1.9 billion in market declines in its 2009 annual report.

While the satellite radio company said it had exchanged $172.5 million of debt maturing in December for new debt due in 2011, it still has about $175 million coming due next week.

Detectives knew that just around the time of the drug-planting, Kent Easter's BlackBerry had been pinging off a tower near the crime scene, and that it had exchanged 15 texts with his wife's iPhone during those predawn hours.

It is expected to appeal to buyers from the UK, US, Dubai and the Far East.The sale launch came at the same time that Unite UK Student Accomodation Fund (Usaf) said it has exchanged contracts to pay £271m for eight properties from Ahli United Bank.

The BBC also announced that it has exchanged contracts for the sale of Television Centre in west London to property developers Stanhope Plc for a total price of £200m.

The Greeks were soon more heavily taxed than under Turkish rule; as the people saw it, they had exchanged a hated Ottoman tyranny, which they understood, for government by a foreign bureaucracy, the "Bavarocracy", which they despised.

While the defense argued that Mr. Pabon was not a professional pornographer, it conceded that he had exchanged the images.

Weiner resigned from Congress in June 2011, after it emerged that he had exchanged explicit text messages and photos with young women online.

It is as if he had exchanged his place on earth for his place in history.