Sentence examples for trading the view from inspiring English sources

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center likes the Rose Studio on the other side of the floor, trading the view for coziness.

Where would the Spurs be today had they persuaded Kidd to trade the view of the New York City skyline from Bergen County, N.J., for the towering sight of Duncan on the low block in San Antonio?

They traded the fairway view for Nature's Harmony Farm in Elberton, Ga., 76 acres of rolling fields and woods that had become overgrown with weeds.

Sure, though I'd trade the constricted headlamp view and cloud-free sunrise for a daylight climb, wide vistas and deserted summit.

But the myth of a "development" round, promoted by trade officials and economists who espouse the "bicycle theory" of trade negotiations — the view that the trade regime can remain upright only with continuous progress in liberalisation — backfired, because the US and key developing countries found it difficult to liberalise their farm sectors.

These countries, along with Zimbabwe, whose elephant herd is in a more questionable condition, are lobbying to start trading in elephant products (mainly ivory, but also skins and meat) once again.Even a minimal legal trade would encourage a massive illegal trade, in the view of Kenya's governmentThey are not asking for the ban to be lifted completely.

The development of the new north, he thinks, might resemble that of the American West, dotted with settlements formed for mining and trade.Obscuring the view of 2050, however, is a caveat that looms as large as an Arctic iceberg.

They came up with the idea of a series of ramps that would cut through the big-box space so visitors could, if they so chose, trade the usual ground-level views for something higher and more dynamic.

There are a lot more such things than the "trade off" view of growth and the environment would lead you to think.That doesn't mean green growth is a panacea.

According to Sparrow, once an issue has become so dominant that it is talked about at home (well, are you trading views on the Euro across the dinner table?), then there is no evidence of a difference of approach between men and women.

Second, its seems important to note that electronic trading–which was originally heralded as the end of trading inefficiencies has, in the view of some traders, resulted in markets more segmented than in the old days where arbitrageurs were able to exploit small variances between the Pacific and New York exchanges.