Sentence examples for lively trading from inspiring English sources

EXCHANGES used to have lively trading floors and sleepy managers.

Crowds throng to Kolkata's book fairs, art exhibitions, and concerts, and there is a lively trading of polemics on walls, which has led to Kolkata being dubbed the "city of posters".

Towns, including Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo, developed lively trade based on canal traffic.

These centres were engaged in a lively trade, with connections as far as China.

Frankfurt already does a lively trade in options on big Italian and Dutch shares.

For Mr. Samuelson, however, the lively trade in Stock Exchange parts has a mournful edge.

And as Western Europe revived economically, a lively trade developed between rising powers in Venice and the Middle East.

But in a region with a booming human population, a strong agricultural (notably dairy) industry and lively trade, a virus that threatens both livestock and humans is troubling.

Bringing in the parts to convert American-market cars is less complex, and has given rise to a lively trade in J.D.M. engines and drivetrains.

Enough sachets are sold each year to reach from Hastings to Chicago 100 times over; and there is a lively trade in discontinued flavours on the Internet.

A lively trade took place on the back of the tributary missions, and the Okinawan depot in Quanzhou remained in unbroken use until the last tributary cargo came in from Naha in 1875.China seeped deep into Okinawan culture.