Sentence examples for swap makes from inspiring English sources

A wholesale swap makes sense because as the situations currently exist, neither is working out.

Rich, pampered, blond housewives are an irresistible target, and ABC's "Wife Swap" makes the most of Jodi Spolansky, a Manhattan mother of three who has four nannies, a maid and a driver and who refers to her principal occupations -- shopping, spa treatments and exercise classes with Radu -- as "me time".

But as the swap makes no detectable difference in the world, empirically/causally the pre- and post-swap situations would nevertheless be the same (see LaBossiere 1993: 262, for an argument to the contrary).

The swap made sense from both sides, and when the teams each added a young pitcher — Hector Noesi to Seattle, Jose Campos to New York — they had a deal.

By turning Greece into a country that was 97% Orthodox Christian, at least in name, the population swap made church and nation seem even more inseparable.

Smart swap: Make a homemade pizza using a whole-wheat, prebaked pizza crust with low-sodium pizza sauce and slivers of part-skim mozzarella or other light cheese (see no. 9 for other suggestions).

In 1979 he settled a civil suit brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, without admitting or denying wrongdoing, involving a debt-for-stock swap made by a troubled company he ran.

Wife Swap, made by the independent producer RDF Media, arrived on Channel 4 in January 2003 and was an instant hit, attracting nearly 6 million viewers before the end of its first series.

An engine swap made at 30th Street Station in Philadelphia.

Just didn't make much sense at the time, did it, to swap made-up paper currency for made-up computer currency?

Intense political and media scrutiny followed the high-profile prisoner exchange, heightened by assertions from Republican lawmakers that the swap, made without Congressional approval, was illegal.