Sentence examples for trade thousands from inspiring English sources
Large investors can trade thousands of contracts at once to bet on future shifts in the S.& P. 500 index.
While some would turn to the illegal drug trade, thousands of others would most certainly try to illegally immigrate to the United States.
It has begun talks with the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) over permission to trade thousands of unlisted corporate bonds.The obvious attraction of the bond market is its size: some $10 trillion-worth of corporate bonds traded in 2003, a quarter more than the trading volume on the NYSE.
Instead of swapping Beanie Babies and baseball cards, Altra's customers trade thousands of gallons of propane and butane at a shot.
What that means, he explained, is that GM's "should no trade 1st and 2nd round picks but that all of the other rounds have about the same value".
As a schoolgirl in the first happily depressive throes of discovering Dostoyevsky, I stumbled upon George Hamilton's stab at the classics, "Crime and Punishment, U.S.A.," the one that turns Raskolnikov into "Robert Cole" and trades 19th-century Russia for Santa Monica.
In "1776" the fable we've heard a thousand times before gives way to a cliff-hanging drama of political horse trades, 11th-hour conversions and late-night gallops.
However, some new invaders have been observed: the North American sunfish L. gibbosus has been found in the area since the early 1990s, originating from either sport fisheries (1st invasive period) or pet shop trading (2nd invasive period).
The Devils traded the 22nd and 68th picks to Edmonton for the 17th pick and selected University of North Dakota center Zach Parise.
The new Somoza Stimulating Unhappy islanders A clean plate Reprints Related items The Caribbean economies: Lonely beachesJan 29th 2009 The Caribbean: Trade windsOct 16th 2008Legally, Guadeloupe is as French as the Gironde.
In preparation for the conference, Trinity is producing a video examining its relationship with slavery and the slave trade during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
