Sentence examples for trade done from inspiring English sources

"You'd see a trade done on Tuesday that was reversed on Thursday," one broadband executive said.

When share prices are rising or falling sharply, investors want to quickly and reliably get their trade done, leading to a preference for the safety of an exchange.

"The only thing he got me was that he got the trade done for me and that's what I paid him for," Marbury said.

"The modern way of getting a trade done is through Bloomberg chat, so without it, traders were a bit at a loss," said Jasper Lawler of City firm CMC Markets.

Much of the trade done here will, I imagine, come from people sharing small plates, which are generally worth the money – dishes such as chicken satay (£5.50), jasmine-tea-smoked baby-back pork ribs (£8.50), Thai calamari (£6.50) and mussels with chilli jam and basil (£7.50).

An executive of another club said yesterday that a member of the Mariners' organization told him that Howard Lincoln, the team's chief executive officer, ordered Gillick to get the trade done because he wanted it out of the way so the Griffey issue wouldn't become a distraction once the Mariners began preparing for the season.

Well, trade did collapse rather spectacularly.

Whatever else trade does, it widens opportunities.

Trade does not soften all rivalries, however.

The "trade" does not involve the government.

The trappings of trade do not leave us even here.