Sentence examples for trades table from inspiring English sources

At the time of the follow-up survey in 2005, only 565151%) floor layers and 753131%) graphic designers were still working in their respective trades (Table 1).

"Right here," he said, indicating a $60,000 China Trade table, circa 1810.

Sadly for Blues fans, the success of that big-name signing proved to be their last true big-name masterstroke at the trade table.

Picked up at the trade table was former Sydney midfielder-forward Craig Bird, while Brisbane's oft-injured but talented ruckman Matthew Leuenberger arrived as a free agent.

Joining the W.T.O., the finance minister said, would give Saudi Arabia the seat at the international trade table it deserves as an economic player.

That the Suns have lost O'Meara and Dion Prestia (to Richmond) for picks and not players, reaffirms the message that the Suns are an easy mark at the trade table.

The Global Points Exchange honors mileage points from airlines like American, Alaska, Frontier, Icelandair and Delta, while the Priority Club brings to the trading table hotel chains like Intercontinental, Candlewood Suites, Staybridge Suites, Crowne Plaza and Holiday Inn.

I accept the counterargument that list management is a competitive handicap, but under reasonable limits I'm sure that concern can be accommodated, especially with future draft picks now on the trade table.

But this argument was brutally shot down last week by the US trade negotiator Mike Froman, who said the United States, which is Britain's biggest export market outside the EU, was "not particularly in the market" for a trade agreement with a single country such as the UK, and: "Britain has a greater voice at the trade table being part of the EU".

"I think it's absolutely clear that Britain has a greater voice at the trade table being part of the EU, being part of a larger economic entity," Froman said, adding that EU membership gave the UK more leverage in negotiations.

The intra-TPP trade accounts for 15.5% of total world trade (Table 1).