Sentence examples for trading mix from inspiring English sources

The competition is likely to become tougher in the coming years, regardless of whether Israel is part of the regional trading mix, because of a 1997 agreement among Arab states, including Syria, to gradually eliminate all trade barriers.

In the real world, DJs create tracks and battle underground, earning their reputation by performing in various venues, trading mix tapes, referencing (or dissing) their peers, and incorporating new tricks into their cuts.

Consider trading mix tapes with friends - you might even want to make some mixes for them featuring your latest and greatest music discoveries.

"The whole trade mix in some of these areas has changed".

For a year, we traded mix CD's and he paid me to reenact his childhood bullying.

He also does pretty great poster art for bands, and occasionally trades mix CDs with some of the other folks known for their work with Fantagraphics: Daniel Clowes, J.R. Williams, Wayno, and Dennis Worden.

The bar itself is barely five feet long, but a bartender in black tie somehow manages to ply his trade, mixing the great classics and stirring up a few new ones, like a nifty negroni made with Punt e Mes, an Italianized Manhattan made with Carpano Antica and a bright young thing called the Big Apple, made with vodka, Calvados and lemon juice.

Asian shares traded mixed on Thursday, following a lacklustre lead from Wall Street, where stocks fell on renewed concerns about US growth.

Barcelona's first cocktail bar, it was opened in 1933 by Miguel Boadas, who'd learned his trade mixing up Hemingway's daiquiris at El Floridita in Havana.

Through Telecare, and as a result of the busy schedule of media appearances and newspaper columns maintained by the interfaith "God Squad," where he trades a mix of quips and inspirational messages with Rabbi Marc Gellman, Monsignor Hartman reaches millions of people with gentle observations and words of encouragement.

European trading was mixed Thursday morning, as some stocks tracked the end-of-day gains in the United States the day before, and others–such as Britain's Barclays and BT Group were under pressure.