Sentence examples for trading heart from inspiring English sources

This is Thames Gateway, London's old industrial and trading heart and the names of the disused docks remind you that this was once an empire's gateway into London.

Instead, he argues, you're trading heart attacks and strokes for other serious illnesses.

In January 1960, a downtown group that Rockefeller had formed announced plans for "a World Trade Center in the heart of the Port District".

The city is an agricultural trade centre in the heart of the state's corn (maize) belt and has some light manufactures, notably plastics, insulation, automobile parts, and metal products.

We sparked up behind a repurposed supermarket food truck on a one-way road by the docks, overlooking the luminous skyscrapers of Manhattan Island in the night sky, with the One World Trade Center in the heart of the scenery.

"I can't trade his heart," was Brown's response, Walsh said.

David W. Dunlap rightly notes that no amount of time or development has erased the World Trade Center from our hearts or minds.

EVERY time I saw the footage of the World Trade Center towers collapsing, my heart sank afresh with them.

To prosper, it will need to be located near the heart of the trade center site, close to the transportation hub, not in Battery Park City.

Unlike the relatively isolated site of the Pearl Harbor attack of 1941, to which the September 11 events were soon compared, the World Trade Center lay at the heart of one of the world's largest cities. Hundreds of thousands of people witnessed the attacks firsthand (many onlookers photographed events or recorded them with video cameras), and millions watched the tragedy unfold live on television.

For the Mets this was a day of trade-offs: heart-and-soul player for rock steadiness.