Sentence examples for rows of traders from inspiring English sources
One morning last week, long rows of traders there worked the phones and watched a multitude of screens, evoking the heady days before the Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers downfalls.
There is no alert that the produce has arrived at Pirate Joe's; the rows of Trader Joe's bags in the store walkways simply lure in even more people than usual.
Row after row of traders, analysts and money managers — mostly youngish men dressed in hedge-fund casual khakis, expensive shirts and SAC fleeces — peer into computer screens.
It passes larger markets with rows of faded umbrellas sheltering traders offering an array of clothes, household goods, fruit, vegetables and racks of dried fish.
The show documents life on Wall Street by focusing on a handful of traders, brokers and fund managers, and the producers, Sean Skelton and Scott Gill, had a front-row seat as the bottom fell out of the financial markets.
So, apparently, were a lot of traders.
They're all a bunch of traders.
IN AN open-plan office big enough to house a football field, scores of traders peer into the unearthly glow of trading terminals stacked two or three high and dozens in a row, buying and selling bonds and currencies.
"Female traders make up 11 per cent of the total number of Traders Own trading accounts.
The firm employed hundreds of traders.
"And an increasing number of traders.
