Sentence examples for traded from a from inspiring English sources
"Robbie was traded from a team that wasn't in the playoffs, so this is sort of totally unexpected," she said.
"I was traded from a team on the bottom to a team on the top, and that team starts losing," Malakhov said.
Despite the sums of money involved the company, which traded from a residential property in Brighton, has been placed into voluntary liquidation by one of its directors.
In the Middle Ages, for example, city-states in present-day Italy or Spain traded from a position of strength with north European suppliers of textiles and north African sellers of gold.
Whether it's selvedge denim (just kidding, we don't even know how to pronounce that) or traded from a trucker in-turn for your dignity, a denim shirt is like a soft layer of goose-down when you can't afford goose-down.
In the early days, the business started trading from a converted shop in a small village in the heart of the South Wales valleys.
As the pair's skills improved they started trading from a stall in St Nicholas Market - 2012 will see them mark their 25th year in business.
During the day, oil traded from $34 to $36.95 a barrel.
He bought most of the fund's shares several years ago, when the stock traded from $100 to $120 a share.
(Traded from Washington Redskins).
