Sentence examples for trade basic from inspiring English sources

There, they generally trade basic A.S.L. (age/sex/location) information, and then one or both will masturbate while typing messages to each other.

The generation of the Revolution rejected the very idea that one must trade basic rights for physical security.

John J. Farber is the longtime chairman of ICC Industries, which trades basic and specialty chemicals, plastics, and pharmaceuticals globally with 25 offices around the world.

They enthusiastically traded basic structures and sounds for a kind of gymnastic maximalism, and in the process expanded the musical conversation at a key moment.

With mini-kitchens, 14-foot ceilings and public spaces for residents to socialize and work together on each floor, the plan trades basics like an elevator for private space and lower building costs, as it also trades views for privacy: it imagines large windows, but extra close to the blank wall of the building next to it (another legal no-no).

This will work out the bugs and help you understand trading basics.

Why do they have to interpose opium, or alcohol, or some other stimulant or sedative, before they can perform their trade's basic function?

It is not known precisely how much English the Norman invaders learned, nor how much the knowledge of French spread among the lower classes, but the demands of trade and basic communication probably meant that at least some of the Normans and native English were bilingual.

Media coverage of the initiative has been mixed, as the upside of equity was being positioned as being traded for basic employee benefits.

These trading links gave Birmingham's metalworkers access to much wider markets, allowing them to diversify away from lower-skilled trades producing basic goods for local sale, towards a broader range of specialist, higher-skilled and more lucrative activities.

Its domestic economy is characterized by low technology enterprises dominated by commodity trading and basic services.