Sentence examples for mind trading from inspiring English sources

Even her addiction to smoking is something she wouldn't mind trading in for an upgrade.

Readers won't mind trading some stylistic candlepower for the chapters about Hemon's marriages and his baby daughter's illness.

Clarke also said he would not mind trading Lindros to a team in the same division, like the Rangers.

"I am going to win!" I asked if he and Martelly had a twenty-year plan in mind, trading places in the Presidency.

So, too, may fans of smaller Acuras, Audis, Cadillacs or Infinitis, who don't mind trading some space or features for an established luxury badge or more sporty performance.

If you don't mind trading away a little audio volume and clarity for a lot of safety and convenience, then the Audio Bones might have your name on them.

But he also brought to mind trade unionists of old: London's dockers (his father was one) or perhaps Harry Pollitt, the 1930s secretary general of the Communist Party of Great Britain.

"To my mind, trade is the one way we're going to create new jobs, so what we need are more trade agreements opening up more markets," she said.

Having this in mind, trades can be made in quasi real-time and current prices can be updated in intervals as short as minutes.

As he put it: Well, you know, I don't mind trade wars when we're losing $58 billion a year [to Mexico]... We're losing so much with Mexico and China -- with China, we're losing $500 billion a year.

Well, you know, I don't mind trade wars when we're losing $58 billion a year [to Mexico]... We're losing so much with Mexico and China -- with China, we're losing $500 billion a year.