Sentence examples for trading jacket from inspiring English sources

"Early on, I'd come down with a big trading jacket with sleeves down to the floor and my father would put trading cards in my pocket," he recalled.

"A thief who plies his trade in a red trading jacket is no less a thief than a common cat burglar," Mr. Pollack said, referring to the colorful garments worn by traders.

"Sell 200 at a half!" Casting a glance to the left, he spotted a buyer in the crowd, a man in his 40's wearing a trading jacket decorated with roulette wheels.

Marty and his brother Matthew have both made the ritual trip to the floor in long-sleeved trading jackets.

Normally full of bluster, the men in the crayon-colored trading jackets hugged one another and smiled tightly.

At the exchange itself last Wednesday, the 900-some men and women who work on the Big Board's floor filed through the doors at 11 Wall Street in trading jackets of blue, red and green.

In other words, they trade jacket credit for a higher royalty split or upfront fee than if they shared jacket credit.

The registration system unravelled as drivers traded jackets or dropped out and others arrived with unregistered bikes.

It's more like Mr. Rogers trading his jacket for his sneakers and cardigan or maybe Superman throwing street clothes over his cape and tights, because I seem to lose some of my power in the process.

Trade your jacket for an attractive and equally warm puffer vest paired with a tight fitting long sleeved scoop neck for a cute, winter look.

Mr. Tsvangirai traded his trade-unionist leather jacket for tailored suits.