Sentence examples for rare trading from inspiring English sources

A recent event in Tokyo offering rare trading cards was shut down for crowd control after 55,000 kids showed up.

During his 17 years as a major-league baseball pitcher, knuckleballer Tom Candiotti spent big dollars on rare trading cards, including a mint condition Eddie Plank card, a Joe Jackson rookie card and all four variations of Ty Cobb cards.

But this time, instead of buying up AIDS pills to price-gouge or Wu-Tang albums to keep on his floor, he's apparently set his sights on collecting some really rare trading cards from Magic: The Gathering, Kotaku reports.

Crean for Williams: One of those rare trades that helps both teams.

Analysts said the rare trade deficit for China was likely to be temporary.

IT IS a rare trade association that boasts that its members are not paid as well as is widely believed.

Germany has a large (and rare) trade deficit with Russia, which provides about a third of its oil and gas.

The General Administration of Customs announced on Wednesday that China had a rare trade deficit of $884.3 million in March.

In exchange Portugal's Sergio Conceicao and the Argentine Mathias Almeyda will be moving to Parma in a rare trade.

Just the ticket for scheduled flights Abta, the travel association, is that rare trade body that promotes customers' rights as vigorously as the interests of its members.

Chinese exports unexpectedly fell in February, by 18%, the most since 2009 and leaving the country with a rare trade deficit for the month.