"Ask them", was Carine's enigmatic response to trade sheet WWD.
Although both parties involved have so far declined to comment, the rumour gained traction after it was reported in the respected trade sheet Womenswear Daily.
(Prorsum comes off the old Burberry label; in heraldic Latin it means "Forward!" or "Onwards!") His third Prorsum collection, which was shown in London last September, was judged a "standout" by Womens Wear Daily, the vaunted New York trade sheet.
They can then trade sheets after they've been constructed and advise each other on areas for development on any key topics missed.
Wall Street Types take note: this is perfect for bringing up your trade sheets, the Drudge Report, and maybe a game of FreeCell or twelve.
It includes, photographic materials, drawings, blueprints, newspaper and magazine clippings, research notes, published and unpublished writings, brochures, printed advertisements, correspondence, trade literature, sheet music, and ephemera.
Annema [32] argues if CBA or MCDM is the appropriate tool and proposes an integrated approach based on a trade-off sheet which embraces them by adding a post-analysis phase of political debate and voting.
When asked why Nevin was held out of Sunday's game, he said, "That's none of your business". The Angels are expected to trade for Sheets, a 27 year old who can play all four infield positions but is most proficient at shortstop, because they are apparently not satisfied with the development of utility players Jeff Huson, Andy Stankiewicz and Luis Rivera.
The frenzy to find business-to-business uses of the Internet is prompting people to create online exchanges where companies will be able to trade everything from sheet steel to hotel sheets.
They traded study sheets for songbooks, laptops for guitars, and the library's fluorescent gloom for brisk night air.
In 2005, Michael O'Brien Pickens, son of oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens, was accused of "pumping and dumping" stocks on the thinly traded "Pink Sheets" and OTC Bulletin Board markets.
