Sentence examples for trades calling from inspiring English sources

We spend so much time analyzing the Yankees, dreaming up trades, calling sources or talk shows or buddies from the bleachers.

The NBA has fined players whose representatives have made on-the-record statements demanding trades, calling it detrimental to the league.

It has decided to launch next year its own (limited) electronic system for big trades, called Institutional Xpress a name many traditional exchanges would find hard to live up to.

Instinet, which executes 16.7% of Nasdaq trades, calls SuperMontage anticompetitive.

The militants claimed that they would end the piracy trade, calling it un-Islamic.

Liam Fox, touting for British trade, calls British business lazy.

Call it the carry trade; call it the search for yield.

Don't call it insider trading — call it rewarding the entrepreneurial spirit.

An early form of programmed trading, called portfolio insurance, was to blame.

The Guardian's version, what the trade calls a "catch up", is here.

She'll later distribute the pictures, in what the trade calls a look book, to editors.