Sentence examples for trade for so from inspiring English sources

After all, a currency can only trade for so long on its reputation.

With Navient shares trading for so much less than Cooperman says they're worth, he asked company executives whether the board of directors had considered liquidating the company to return money to investors so they could "invest in companies that are more appreciated by shareholders or the government".

So sometimes they will say 'No, go to that man, he has been in that trade for long, so he has an idea about so many things', yeah.

Why the luxury spice trade prospered for so long is both hard and easy to understand.

"My goal is that anything I don't do on it myself, I'll trade artwork for, so I don't actually spend money on the car.

Afterward, Mr. Obama was stoic, describing the visit only as a "very powerful moment" that helped him to "fully appreciate the magnitude of the slave trade," which for so long defined the history of blacks in the United States.

"I did the trade for money, so I deserve what I got," the salesman recalled recently.

Points of Entry THIS WEEK'S RECOMMENDATIONS TRADE FOR NOW: So it's kind of lame that HomeExchange.com is still crowing over its product placement in "The Holiday," a 2006 Kate Winslet movie no one remembers.

The deal that New York-based Knock offers homeowners is this: If you want to sell your home and buy a new one, it will set up a trade for you so that you can move into the new house before the old one goes up for sale.

Not only could I afford to buy healthy food for my family, but I could also cook meals for others to trade for childcare so that I could go to work.

In woods surrounding the castle, craftsmen ply all the trades required for so monumental an endeavour.