Sentence examples for swapped at from inspiring English sources
The central bank estimated that around £50 billion ($100 billion) of such assets would be swapped at first.
Catty or salacious gossip, the kind that was once swapped at the water cooler, is now often committed to e-mail.
Ryan is so dislikable that when mum Michelle discovered he'd been swapped at birth accidentally, she tracked down the lost child, Nick, and preferred him instead.
I would go so far as to say that, had I been swapped at conception with one of my sisters, she would be writing these words.
The premise is as old as time: a mixed-up pair of twins swapped at birth, town mouse and country mouse.
Guiltily but systematically, he steals some of these volumes to swap at the secondhand market for the books he covets.
Investors can make noncompetitive bids, meaning that they will swap at prices decided on through the auction process.
Locals have their own theories, which they swap at places like Fat Fred's, home of the $3.15 steak sandwich.
"What is the general etiquette of shirt swapping at the end of a game these days?" O'Sullivan asks.
Greece wants banks and other investors to swap at least 90 percent of their existing holdings for new bonds that would be worth less but carry guarantees.
