Sentence examples for it has traded from inspiring English sources

As snowboarding halfpipe has become a huge business, with attendant sponsorship and medal opportunities, there is a nagging sense that it has traded its sense of abandon for hard headed commerce and competition.

Today it has traded in its bad-boy image for that of a more sophisticated martini bar.

It has traded in its mantle of extreme tolerance for a hammer of intolerance and censorship, which it is using to smash any viewpoints that don't quite jive with its own politically correct sensibilities.

The stock remains down 58.3% from its year-ago price of $7.01, and it has traded between $9.05 and $2.25 in the trailing 12 months.

"It has traded as an independent bookshop for its entire 75 years".

Lately, it has traded in the mid-$20's.

Qwest Communications International, continuing to whittle down its debt load, announced yesterday that it had traded 9.9 million shares of stock for just over $97 million in outstanding bonds.

Last year Smarkets announced it had traded over £1 million on its 'betting exchange' since it publicly launched in February last year.

It had traded above $1.32 when the week began.

(It had traded over the counter during the delisting).

Bear alone reportedly had more than five thousand institutional partners with whom it had traded C.D.S.s.