trade it all造句

• Then in 1994 he traded it all for Peet.
• But I would trade it all back if I could have him healthy.
• But I would trade it all in to see.
• He released a studio album titled " Trade It All ".
• Of course, he'd trade it all for a chance to play.
• Jackie Chan traded it all in Friday for a mortarboard, hood and gown.
• But honestly, I'll trade it all for a Super Bowl win ."
• So, would the Serbian housewife trade it all for a peaceful life with her own neighbors?
• I'd trade it all in a minute for the way things were before,"
• Ogden appreciates the individual praise coming his way, but would trade it all to stop this losing streak.
• Magic Johnson, who held a 5 percent slice of the Los Angeles Lakers, traded it all in Monday for a locker-room key.
• "I'd trade it all in in a minute, " he said, " to have Jonathan back ."
• Even on the night he passed his boyhood idol Maurice Richard on the all-time goal scoring list, Luc Robitaille would have traded it all for a victory.
• Oakland manager Art Howe would trade it all-- the 13 runs, the 11 hits, and even the victory-- to get his first baseman back.
• After sending him to the book fair with $ 20, Susan is not happy with the way Greg spent her money and makes him trade it all in for books.
• "I wouldn't wish fame on my worst enemy, " she says, " but I can't say I would trade it all in.
• As honored, as excited as Buoniconti was, he said, emotionally, " I would trade it all to walk with my son, by his side ."
• Even now, several of her friends and acquaintances say, she could trade it all for long afternoons of reading or mornings of gardening and be utterly happy _ perhaps even happier.
• And just when the CD seems to have lost its gumption and is mired in quasi-slow jams like " One Day " and " Trade It All,"
• Guess what we're talking about, and you might win some Samsonite luggage, a new refrigerator _ or you can trade it all in for what's behind Door No . 2.