Sentence examples for trade moves from inspiring English sources

Still, trade moves in both directions across the Atlantic.

The trade moves Smithson, a native of Vernon, British Columbia, close to home.

Millions of Indonesians live off the sea, mainly from fishing, while much of the vast archipelago's trade moves by sea.

Palestinian international trade moves through Israeli seaports, where shipments are routinely blocked by security and customs officials.

China claims much of the South China Sea, through which more than $5 trillion of trade moves annually.

As nations develop and wages rise, the trade moves on to the next cheapest location: from China, to Bangladesh and, now that it is opening up, Myanmar.

Trade moved to the city centre.

But the administration wants to see more trade move to rail and sea and off the roads.

After a sudden favourable surge in the early 1950s, the international balance of trade moved steadily against Turkey.

Their teacher, a cabinetmaker by trade, moved busily around the work benches, helping with a measurement here and there.

In this period, international crude oil trade moved entirely within their integrated operations or through long-term contracts between them".