Sentence examples for trade moving from inspiring English sources

Yet after he got out, he went back into the trade, moving ganja and a little cocaine with a new generation of Mexican traffickers.

It was the first post-Soviet country to join the WTO and has a robust re-export trade, moving Chinese goods to post-Soviet markets, notably Russia and Kazakhstan.

So you have an ancient joint-stock company surviving the decline of the fur trade, moving into retailing, going through changes of ownership, then finally becoming a joint-stock company again.

With the garment trade moving offshore, a lot of old companies were for sale, and Hays could buy them cheaply and, at the same time, earn the gratitude of the union by saving jobs.

I later learned he was involved in the drug trade, moving kilos of cocaine, but he wasn't loud with it.

A cease-fire contracted at Stary Targ (the Truce of Altmark) on 26 October 1629 favored the Swedes, who received the right to tax Polish trade moving over the Baltic (3.5% of the value of goods), retained control of many cities in Royal Prussia, and were recognized as the dominant power on the southern Baltic coast.

Trade moved to the city centre.

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

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".