Sentence examples for traded hard from inspiring English sources
She and Ulay traded hard slaps, hurled themselves at solid walls, and passed a breath back and forth, with locked lips, until they fainted.
She and Ulay [her former companion] traded hard slaps, hurled themselves at solid walls, and passed a breath back and forth, with locked lips, until they fainted.
In the fourth round both boxers traded hard combinations.
Martinez kept trading hard high-fives with teammates in the dugout, and he came out for a curtain call, pirouetting and waving.
They trade hard punches and Aldo lands a huge knee.
Mendes continues to walk down Aldo and they trade hard shots from close range.
She added that South Hwanghae was particularly vulnerable because it was a heavily militarised area – making trading harder – and its closeness to Pyongyang meant that much of its food was used to feed the army.
It's a free app, so it's not like you're trading hard-earned money for this drivel, but still: is this what we can continue to expect on our smartphones?
Public opinion can be capricious and — when you're a grocer, a retail brand, and a publicly traded company — hard to ignore or override.
Farnsworth pitched well for the Tigers in 2005, but he took this trade hard in an emotional meeting with Girardi and Cashman after the game.
No wonder, then, that the spectre of the worst recession since the Depression led many to fear another descent into protectionism and a similar decline in trade.At first, the recession did hit trade hard.
