Sentence examples for trade old from inspiring English sources

Witnesses invariably noted that they were all, by the standards of the trade, old men.

Nearly a dozen European countries have adopted programs offering cash to drivers who trade old cars for more energy-efficient models.

Under the Great Appliance Swap Out, conducted by Lockheed this spring, New Yorkers got rebates — as much as $100 for clothes washers, for example — to trade old appliances for new, energy-efficient models.

Thus, barter sites are best used to trade old books and CDs.

It has been implemented on the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur intranet to help students to trade old books and bicycles online.

Its creator, Andres Branco, made a Facebook group in 2013 so he and his friends could trade old clothes – but the page struck a chord, quickly picking up fans, to the point where it now has almost 70,000 members.

But that was in Edmonton, where his biggest constraint was the lack of money available to him, meaning he could always trade older players for younger ones.

Neild devoted his first speech to criticism of the Protectionist Dibbs government, and became known for pursuing causes such as free trade, old-age pensions and law reform.

For boys involved in the fish trade, older female fishmongers, some of whom are widows, entice them with sex so that they can sell to them fish cheaply.

Among a cohort of IDU aged <30 years in Vancouver, coinfection at baseline was independently associated with being female, aboriginal ethnicity, involvement in sex trade, older age, greater number of years injecting [ 4].

He also began collecting and trading old 78-r.p.m. recordings of hillbilly songs, blues, gospel and jazz, going door to door in the rural South to find them.