Sentence examples for trading points for from inspiring English sources

Marketplaces were established across the island to serve as central trading points for designated commodities such as smoked and dried seafood and meats, dried maize, salt, dried cassava and various fruits.

With Trump and Pence in attendance, they'll be partying like it was 1788 with young demure, Louise, playing the role of Marie Antoinette, meeting and greeting attendees like the Canadian Minister of Finance, William MuMu Morneauau (who thinks, no doubt, that he'll be able to score some trading points for Justin).

A trading point for rich farmlands, the borough also has light manufactures (shoes, machine tools, snack foods, and furniture).

"The conventional view is that it was dark Africa, but it was a trading point for many".

Founded nearly 1,000 years ago on the southern edge of the Sahara just north of the Niger River, Timbuktu grew into a wealthy trading point for salt, ivory and gold.

Mozambique has become a major trading point for illegal rhino horn, much of which is being smuggled out by North Korean "dodgy diplomats", a new report claims.

3. Norman Conquest Mahdia, Tunisia, 1148 A.D. According to David Abulafia, professor of Mediterranean history at Cambridge University and author of a book on the Mediterranean to be published this year, Mahdia was an important trading point for the riches that came up out of Africa.

Prior to settlement by Europeans or Americans, the area where the city now sits – at the forks of the Red River and Red Lake River – had been an important meeting and trading point for Native Americans.

American Express lets small businesses trade points for Facebook ads.

"On any day," Bellinger said, "I'd trade points for victories".

You can also trade points for miles on several airlines, and if you trade enough points at a time, you end up with 1.25 miles for every dollar spent on the card.