Sentence examples for trade sat from inspiring English sources

According to floor plans submitted to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the land on which 7 World Trade sat, the building complied with city fire codes, said Frank Lombardi, the authority's chief engineer.

In a ballroom at Boston's upscale Westin Copley Place Hotel this spring, more than 250 law-enforcement officers, advocates and survivors of the sex trade, sat riveted, some openly weeping, as they watched a video of a young woman in a dreary motel room, taking her clothes off, telling her grim life story to one uncaring, unhearing man after another.

July 18 - Brooklyn, NY @ Rough Trade Sat.

Alongside fair trade sits a host of other ethical products, from environment-friendly washing powder to local food.

The sun beats down, and Scovia Kuloba, the woman who introduced Philip to the trade, sits under an umbrella among mounds of clothes.

Twenty miles up the Sierra Leone river, at the furthest point that could be reached by the ocean-going ships of the 18th-century slave trade, sits Bunce Island.

"New" trade theory complements this finding (just as traditional trade theory sat happily alongside traditional growth theory).

This is the true story of a man called Martin Gayford, art critic by trade, who sat for a portrait by Lucian Freud seven years ago, told by the man who sat for that portrait over hundreds of hours.

On the same day, representatives of all the renewable energy trade groups sat around a table making pitches to Carol M. Browner, who is now Mr. Obama's energy policy chief.

And like the Empire State Building, which was nicknamed the Empty State Building in its early days, the World Trade Center sat with a lot of vacant space.

And, frankly, the challenge I have with regards to Newt Gingrich's conservatism is that on the two big conservative movements in the last decade, one, that the effort to stop cap and trade, he sat on the sofa with Nancy Pelosi.