Sentence examples for returned to trading from inspiring English sources

Another business that returned to trading was Calcaria Stoves, in Tadcaster – the village whose 250-year-old bridge was completely destroyed in December's floods, leaving the popular tourist spot cut in half.

China and Taiwan returned to trading following a weeklong break for the lunar new year, and were among the few markets in the region to move higher.

After a Snoop Dogg video, the house lights went up, and though the headliner briefly returned to trade insults with a mostly empty house, the evening clearly had not gone according to plan.

Though they eventually were allowed to return to trade in Strasbourg and remained numerous in the region of Alsace, it was only after the French Revolution in 1789 that Jews were once more given the right to live inside the city.

That way the United States will return to trade equilibrium, while surplus countries will be forced to substitute domestic demand for external demand if they want to grow and, ultimately, to protect the long-term value both of the dollar and of their huge holdings of Treasury bonds.

On at least one occasion, Mr. Rea gave a newly hired moderator the nickname of a former moderator, leading members to believe that one of the site's most popular and respected traders had returned to Trading-Places.

Then shunned closed-ends will return to trading at or above NAV.

More than 1,000 businesses have declared a return to trading more than four months after being hit by severe flooding during winter storms, the government has said.

In a letter to Judge Rakoff, Ms. Khan described how she returned to illegal trading, saying she needed money and felt pressure to maintain appearances.

In the meantime, Hachette ebooks held onto the momentum they picked up last week, the first after the publisher returned to normal trading with Amazon under a new contract.

Historian Ernst Badian has noted regarding the Ionian revolt "[that] Harpagus 'devastated' all of lower Asia (1.177) is obviously an exaggeration, for the Ionians soon returned to their trading activities".