Sentence examples for trade for something from inspiring English sources

Lee Broughton, who heads Enterprise's sustainability program, said that many customers brought E.V.'s back after renting them to trade for something gasoline-powered.

One did not think about getting through the day, or about winning anything with the use of it — there was no idea of losing the day as if in trade for something else.

You may be able to trade for something that works better for you.

"Family Feud" requires an understanding of how people think in responding to survey questions, while "Let's Make a Deal" sometimes requires the skills of the other game shows, along with the ability to know when to trade and when not to trade for something else.

Some Democrats speculated the Senate version of the rent bill was a bargaining stance intended to be traded for something else yet to be made public.

The rich history of the country's love language is traded for something more guttural and primal.

Do you ever trade bats for something other than money, or use something other than money to trade for a bat? [yes/no] (i) What did you trade?

She laughed off the suggestion that she might want to trade them for something more practical.

Earlier this year, a senior Ukrainian official, anxious about the reset, asked me whether the Obama administration would "trade us for something like cooperation on Iran".

As long as we continue to think (in the back of our minds, to some degree) that men are hard-wired for sex and women for intimacy and babies, then we are stuck with the logic that only men really want to have sex; women want to trade it for something else.

"I can't trade poison for something harmless".