Sentence examples for trading clothes from inspiring English sources
Solomou got his first taste of commerce in his early teens, trading clothes on eBay while he was studying at Stockport grammar.
This year, the destination was Ghent and the dish was a classic nineteenth-century meat-and-vegetable timbale; Bottura sent his brother Paolo, who is a car dealer, to be "Massimo Bottura" and present his version, along with a video of the two men trading clothes at the airport — to make the point that no chef can claim to own a recipe, even one he has invented.
Try trading clothes with your friends.
If you have a family member (living with you)like a sibling or parent who wears the same size, try trading clothes with them once in a while to expand your wardrobe.
Take the passage in which Don Giovanni trades clothes with Leporello.
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They particularly love to shop; their taste in fashion and their sizes are close enough that they can trade clothes.
The people were all very sweet, and we traded clothes, fishing line and hooks, paper and other things for fresh veggies and yams.
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You wouldn't trade places with your daughter, or trade clothes with her either... ...... Their version of denim contains 4 per cent Lycra for extra stretch, and a front panel that holds the mature female stomach in.
As well as her emerging relationship with Malloy, Frannie enjoys a peculiarly sensual intimacy with her half-sister Pauline, with whom she trades clothes and secrets, and lolls with skin to skin.
