Sentence examples for traders going from inspiring English sources

Like stock traders going over the day's returns, the students scanned the data, comparing their own grades with the class average and picking out the problems that gave their classmates trouble.

The CMS pioneered trade on the Niger by encouraging Scottish explorer and merchant Macgregor Laird to run a monthly steamboat, which provided transportation for missionary agents and Sierra Leonean traders going up the Niger.

Religious as well as political motives may have caused his pilgrimage to Rome in 1027 to attend the coronation of the emperor Conrad; from the pope, the emperor, and the princes whom he met he obtained concessions for English pilgrims and traders going to Rome.

From blue-collar Long Island suburbs like Ronkonkoma and West Babylon, where city firefighters commuted to work, to wealthy Connecticut suburbs like Greenwich and Darien, where trains filled up each morning with investment bankers and traders going to Wall Street, there was no escape from anguish.

Trading will end early ahead of the holiday, with equity traders going home to celebrate or drown their sorrows in eggnog at 1 p.m.

The big change, however, has occurred in the five years since the financial crisis led to many established High Street traders going under.

Some of the traders go there on a regular basis.

If the market is perceived as risky, traders go into risk-off mode.

But how does it equate to other famous (or infamous) traders gone rogue through the years?

The law merchant gradually spread as the traders went from place to place.

Say that traders went truly nuts and drove the price to $200 a barrel.