Sentence examples for lonely trade from inspiring English sources
Payne coolly details some of her more challenging races over the years, laughing dryly at the memory of stinging sea-creatures, floating animal corpses, menacing shadows lurking in the dark waters below as well as the heavy blows and bloodied noses she has absorbed as a routine part of her lonely trade as a long-distance swimmer.
Global capital is an inherently lonely trade, but as Gabriel Schulze ambles into the conference room of Yanggakdo International Hotel, a towering edifice separated by a ring of water from the rest of Pyongyang, the most impenetrable capital in the world, it's hard to imagine a more isolated business meeting.
Shopping is the primeval activity here in the Queen City of the Southwest, which began as a lonely trading post on the banks of the Trinity River but never really took off until the Texas and Pacific Railroad crossed the Houston and Texas Central, and a critical mass of "terminal merchants" — dry-goods dealers, many of them Jewish, who followed the railroads west — set up permanent shop.
This notion of teamwork does seem to be an attraction for lonely standups, plying their trade solo in the glare of the lights.
Ultimately, the rediscovery of Mirrlees and other eclipsed modernists alongside the behind-the-scenes Eliot should be to his advantage, too, allowing him to trade his lonely eminence for a wider poetic collective.
It is the very act of transplanting oneself to lonely Los Angeles and hoping to trade off glamorous good looks that is the traumatising event – quite aside from whether or not it turns out to have been a success.
He receives one from a lonely female factory worker, who traded it illegally for cash, as if it were a kidney.
Although it is extremely difficult, and lonely at times, I wouldn't trade being their dad for anything in the world".
Sometimes it can be lonely at the top, and managers may trade gossip with their co-workers because they want to be buddies.
But imagine being shipped off to Las Vegas known for being a place where lonely people go to die on V-Day for fashion trade shows.
