Sentence examples for trade turns from inspiring English sources

It's hard to see how this trade turns out as a win for the Astros.

Yet even when that hurdle is past, it is not clear that the political maths on which approval for free trade turns will have changed.

At the centre of all this jolly nonsense is a promising premise about abolitionists fighting vampires in a culture wherein the slave trade turns people into raw meat, and in which the sight of rich white Southerners feasting upon their poor black prey ("Dinner is served!") is a fleetingly chilling high point.

Since growth and value tend to be trade turns in the spotlight, there's some (imperfect) hedging benefit and the broader diversification exposes you to the virtues of simply owning the market.

So free trade turns out to be laissez faire on life support from big government.

Even more ominous, the illegal drug trade turns out to be the ultimate crime university and a godsend for terrorists.

After 1400, as trade turned to maritime routes, the Silk Road fell out of use.

With nearly everyone in the same boat, the normally cutthroat Hamptons restaurant trade turned momentarily cooperative.

As with all the deals, the Sojo trade turned out to be both lucky and good.

Did the Carson Palmer trade turn the Raiders into Super Bowl contenders, or did they get fleeced by the Bengals?

The Walker trade turned out so lopsided because Dallas transformed the picks into great players and won championships.