Sentence examples for lovely trade from inspiring English sources

The weather is gorgeous: sunny and warm with lovely trade winds and clean taxis (mostly Mercedes) with taxi drivers that are educated and fluent in English, French and Arabic.

How lovely to trade books on the Kindle.

For ordinary people, all that lovely free trade often amounts to nothing more than the freedom to have your job outsourced to some other part of the world.

Or was it something about the lovely leathery shoe trade itself?

Is this a reason to take your lovely US Dollars and trade them for stock shares of companies that have to do business in China and Asia and Europe and South America?

My brother-in-law and sister-in-law, along with their two children, traded their lovely 4,500-square-foot 4,500-square-foot 4,500-square-footlif., for a 2,500-square-foot modern loft spaCape Codwer Midtown Manhousen during the week of ChriSanta Barbara Year.

If they are of no use to you, they can be traded for lovely money.

This came with the lovely sidelight of the Howard trade standoff mini-drama, with none other than Patrick Ewing telling Howard to steer clear of New York, as Frank Isola writes in The Daily News, and Howard trying to pretend it's all not actually happening, writes Ken Berger on CBSSports.com.com

By now, too, we had traded up to the absolutely lovely (and pricier) 17-room Gardens Hotel.

After the trade was completed, traders shared congratulatory messages such as "lovely", "yeah worked ok" and "cn't teach that".

"Miss Lovely" is about mean streets and meaner trafficking, the underpinnings of the sleaze trade, ruled by men.