Sentence for exchange | Use exchange in a sentence

Sentences for exchange. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use exchange in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for exchange.

• The two men exchange a grip. (8)
• The eyes of Jane and Philip shot an exchange. (10)
• This is what we have in exchange for Beauchamp! (10)
• As to reputation, there is an exchange of colours. (10)
• The most innocent appeared to her the Stock Exchange. (10)
• A knock at the door caused the ladies to exchange looks. (10)
• The exchange of letters between the lovers was mentioned. (10)
• Twice only did husband and wife exchange remarks on the way. (8)
• He consented to the exchange, and Louisburg was handed back to France. (19)
• Here are five guineas, my man, if you exchange your uniform for my suit. (18)
• But supposing the blest worst to happen, what exchange had she to bestow? (10)
• Their exchange of sentences followed meditative pauses; Dorothea leading. (10)
• Cheque fifty guineas: hardly more on both sides than an exchange of smiles. (10)
• There was still time to gain, in exchange for dead florins, living salvation. (5)
• But on Saturday morning the true Stock Exchange instinct triumphed within him. (8)
• Come, invent some scandal for us; let us make this place our social Exchange. (10)
• It is not, as is the Associated Press, a clearing-house for the exchange of news. (16)
• She had no wish to exchange him for another; and that was a strengthening thought. (10)
• She desired to obtain some meat, and her way was to exchange with the white people. (18)
• Exchange of powers of this conflict came; Defacement none, nor ever squandered force. (10)
• He would not attempt to meet Arnold, except under the pretense of an exchange of flags. (18)
• It raged in the mart, the exchange, the school; in the gulches, and on the street corners. (1)
• The contrast flashed with the rapid exchange of two prizefighters in a ring, very popularly. (10)
• Their exchange rattled smartly, without a direct hostility, and the gentleman stepped forward. (10)
• She spoke in childish style, and under her eyes she beheld her father and mother exchange looks. (10)
• Her own woeful experiences had been given to the hero in exchange for his story of cruel parents. (10)
• After a brief exchange of words your son gave him money again, gold-pieces as well as a bank note. (12)
• They exchange the silver keys, which express absolute intimacy, and give mutual freedom of access. (10)
• She took her seat, as she had moved, with sedateness, the exchange of a toneless word with my lord. (10)
• And when such an exchange has come between the two, they are past plighting, they are the wedded one. (10)
• They passed briskly down Pulteney Street, and through Laura Place, without the exchange of many words. (4)
• Uncle and nephew went their separate ways, rarely meeting, though their exchange of esteem was cordial. (10)
• He devoted his remarks mainly to Cornelia, and cheerfully received her frozen monosyllables in exchange. (10)
• But it was rather startling to find, after that exchange of looks, that she at once began to want another. (8)
• Sometimes she would give them a tip on the Stock Exchange; not that Mrs. Small or Aunt Hester ever took it. (8)
• Then in the trenches, you know, I used to dream of the Stock Exchange, snug and warm and just noisy enough. (8)
• Usually the exchange of courtesies could best be accomplished by preparing a feast for the assembled tribesmen. (18)
• Many canoes had they full of furs which they could exchange for the kettles, hatchets, and knives of the traders. (19)
• And at one time, her not condescending to exchange visits with the obsequious General was a topic fertile in irony. (10)
• He offered his opera-hat and civil mantle to Radocky, who departed in them, leaving his military cloak in exchange. (10)
• He leaned back in his chair, stiffly resolute to show that he was not incommoded by the exchange of these civilities. (9)
• The Governor called upon them to surrender and lay down their arms; they refused, and an exchange of fire took place. (19)
• Under the influence of a remark of Prosper Profond, she had begun to exchange her Empire for Expressionistic furniture. (8)
• On Wednesdays, during the afternoon show, the long line of workmen forms and several hours are consumed in the exchange of money. (21)
• Their situation between the trading countries of the South and the North made them, as it were, the commercial exchange of Europe. (3)
• They took back with them all manner of Tortirran products and nobody thought of questioning the mutual advantages of the exchange. (7)
• For the most part the talk did not address itself to me, but became an exchange of thoughts and fancies between himself and Lowell. (9)
• Mr. Henry Bosengate, of the London Stock Exchange, seated himself in his car that morning during the great war with a sense of injury. (8)
• She was feminine indeed, but she wanted comradeship, a living and frank exchange of the best in both, with the deeper feelings untroubled. (10)
• Lower, of course, the multitude must bow, to inspire an august serenity; but the nod they have in exchange for it is not an independent one. (10)
• With the General came Generals Knox and Wayne to dine, and after a short presentation and exchange of compliments they all sat down to dinner. (18)
• Scanning those columns, Soames found nothing French, but noticed a general fall on the Stock Exchange and an ominous leader about the Transvaal. (8)
• He invited her to exchange bows over wine, in the fashion of that day, and the Countess went through the performance with finished grace and ease. (10)
• He gambled on the American stock exchange, and made four hundred thousand marks; next week he lost double the amount in a deal in Roumanian timber. (12)
• I had grown tolerably well acquainted with the young ladies and could exchange looks and even greetings with their guardian without actual repugnance. (1)
• But Lord Brailstone sat behind her, and their exchange of ecstasies upon the tattered pathos of E il mio tradito amor, was not moderately offensive. (10)
• Her exchange of Christian names with the Welshman would not do it; she was too transparently sisterly, provincially simple; she was, in fact, respected. (10)
• Then he delayed for a rapid and comprehensive exchange of opinions and ideas, successfully blending military subordination with American equality in his manner. (9)
• Fortunately for them, young men have not the habit of reflecting upon the indigestion of ideas they receive from members of their community, sometimes upon exchange. (10)

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