Sentence examples for trade handled from inspiring English sources

Their performance was epitomised by the way Tony Hibbert, a right-back by trade, handled his move to centre-half, despite giving away six inches to Edin Dzeko.

On more exotic exchanges, such as Argentina's, say, a trade handled by Charles Schwab & Co. confronts a round-trip cost as high as 1%; on big exchanges, like London's, the bid/ask spread is going to be more like 0.1% to 0.2%.

About this time, the amount of trade handled by the Port of Lancaster was declining, largely owing to silting up of the River Lune.

Before, all a goalkeeper had to work on were the specifics of his trade; handling, shot stopping, positional play.

After graduating in 1995, Ms. Dozier worked as an apprentice and then got a job at a Brooklyn funeral home, practicing every aspect of the trade — handling remains, embalming and arranging funerals.

The proposal, which may meet with some opposition and certainly needs broad support for approval, would probably lead to a sharp increase in the portion of trades handled electronically, executives said yesterday.

OMAHA (AP) — Quarterly net income soared 29percentt at the online brokerage firm TD Ameritrade Holding because of growth in the number of trades handled and in asset-based revenue, the company said Thursday.

Bartercard has since grown into what it says is the world's largest international system for noncash trades, handling the equivalent of $2 billion in annual revenue.

With a wet ball, the opening stages were predictably scrappy as the sides traded handling errors.

Local trade handles sorghum, millet, yams, shea nuts, onions, peppers, indigo, cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry.

A catcher by trade, he handled seven chances flawlessly.