Sentence examples for trading lands from inspiring English sources

Quick-to-See Smith's "Trade (Gifts for Trading Lands with White People)" (1992), a large painting with photographic images and attached objects, amounts, for a viewer, to a pitched battle between furiously exercised virtuosity and illustrated polemics.

And why wouldn't it be, as insider trading lands everyone else in the U.S. -- and most industrialized countries -- in jail and slaps them with huge fines.

Peasants have been legally trading land-use rights for years.

There is, at one point, a reference to trading land for peace.

Trading land for peace with autocrats like Mr. Mubarak, some analysts say, is not a sound basis for enduring treaties.

Samuel D. Waksal, the biotechnology executive whose insider trading landed him and his friend Martha Stewart in prison, is trying to make a comeback.

Mr. Holding contends that before buying Snowbasin, he approached the Forest Service about trading land at the resort's base for land elsewhere.

On news of the stock split, Apple's stock rapidly jumped 8% – or $42 – in after-hours trading, landing at $566 before the stock was halted.

Already Labor has secured a commitment to the principle of trading land for peace and an affirmation of existing agreements like the 1993 Oslo accords with the Palestinians.

Schach preached moderation in Arab-Israeli relations, opposed Jewish settlements in the occupied territories, and supported trading land for peace, but his fierce contempt for the liberal secularism of the Labor Party led him to support right-wing governments.

In the words of the new foreign minister, the very concept of trading land for peace — the essence of a win-win solution and the foundation of American policy for a generation — is a fatal mistake.