Sentence examples for which they exchange from inspiring English sources

That makes it harder, he said, to work out deals with other large companies in which they exchange the rights to each other's patents.

The members of the Odin Theatre have established a form of bartering in which they exchange their work for some cultural offering from the people of the regions they visit.

The cultivated plants consumed by all folks except hunter-gatherers have evolved an ambiguous relationship with people, in which they exchange the risk of being eaten by a human for the reproductive security that domestication brings.

Every Monday morning, Mr. Nardelli holds a conference call with regional executives, in which they exchange tips on new products or methods, coordinate advertising and staffing plans and update him and one another about what is selling and what is not.

Minerals may undergo recrystallization reactions in low temperature (<100 °C) aqueous systems, during <span class="lh">which they exchange isotopes and trace elements with the dissolved reservoir without undergoing overt structural, bulk compositional, or morphological changes.

When the issues become too thorny, the facilitative mediator keeps the participants' attention focused on the process by which they exchange information...

For one thing, the Portuguese and their successors were a cornucopian source of materials and goods — metal, silk, furniture, clothing — which they exchanged for African gold and ivory.

That's when he was heard shouting 'mine.' Our witness described a fight between Salameh and the officers, in which they exchanged blows, and was then shot".

On Saturday, Nicole A. Pitman, a friend of the couple, led a ceremony in which they exchanged rings and repeated their vows at the Parker, a hotel in Palm Springs, Calif.

Fish, 29, moved gingerly between points throughout the final hour but was mobile enough during one to engage Tsonga in a double-digit rally in which they exchanged six reflex volleys before Fish hit a backhand long.

Wedding vows were beyond their realm of possibility or even imagination, but these many years later I still have the intimately inscribed copies of Kahlil Gibran's "The Prophet," which they exchanged in lieu of vows.