Sentence examples for swapping things from inspiring English sources

Vanessa Barrington, the author of "DIY Delicious," has been swapping things like preserves, pickles and granolas informally for years, but she is heartened by the potential for a larger cultural shift toward organized swapping.

All voluntary exchange boils down to Person A swapping things with Person B. If A and B can't trust each other, the deal's off.

Most games nowadays do the Halo weapon swapping thing, but Resistance 3 just lets you keep every weapon you pick up, switching between them with a system not unlike Mass Effect hold the triangle button and the game pauses while you use the analog stick to select a weapon from around a wheel.

I'd swap things: a cymbal for a certain record … Then I'd go to Ray's Jazz Shop (4).

"To go from what looks like a first-world economy to one where people swap things is a rude change".

The Australian government has poured money into national programs that teach schoolchildren to grow and prepare fresh foods and that encourage adults to "swap" things like elevators and chocolate cake for staircases and fruit.

When I was about ten, for example, there was a children's show called Alfonso Bonzo, about a kooky (if slightly offensive) Italian stereotype who liked to swap things in increasingly sinister ways.

Indeed, he believes it is perhaps the only example of an "exchange" letter -- one that urges people to swap things, a popular device in the early 20th century -- to persist in e-mail.

"Castres have got a big squad and they do swap things around regularly.

"Things had been said, a few home truths, we swapped things about a bit and I got a reaction.

They've designed the software side of things with that in mind; wherever they can, their library keeps things as simple as possible (and as close to the original Arduino libraries as possible) to make it easier to swap things out down the road.