Sentence examples for like a trade from inspiring English sources
If you don't like a trade offer, it's okay to decline.
It sounds like a trade group.
VFM He said this situation sounded like a "trade war".
China's entry into the WTO in 2001 felt like a trade round in itself.
The federation, which nowadays looks so like a trade union, and acts so like a trade union, is in crucial respects not a trade union at all.
Suddenly you are in a space packed with unfamiliar objects, like a trade fair.
Trading up in the Fiesta sometimes felt like a trade-off.
In the argument about ways and means to support these ambitions – whether nostalgic or practical – it looks like a trade-off between equipment and personnel.
OK, you may see fewer purple hairstreak butterflies on your way, but it seems to me like a trade-off very much worth making.
Feig might have to frontload his films with some gross-out gags (Bridesmaids), action (The Heat) and a few too many self-deprecating skits from Melissa McCarthy, but for now that feels like a trade-off worth making.
The office was set up like a trading floor.
