Sentence examples similar to Dealing in soap from inspiring English sources
They dealt in similar soap opera-style narratives, with multiple perspectives and plotlines, all rendered in the slang that is the furiously inventive speciality of the region.
But Heinz, a food giant involved in Zimbabwe since the 1980s, announced last week that it had sold its 51% stake in Olivine, a company dealing in cooking oil, margarine and soap, to the government.
These mostly middle-aged women deal in basic goods, including soap, bottled drinks, canned beer, rice, maize-meal and any other scarce goods.
The ultimate message of "The Damned"—that overreaching ambition must be tempered and sublimated in teamwork to succeed may seem more apposite than Mr Curtis's.British television audiences love bleak soap operas that deal in downtrodden banality.
The Baltimore Sun noted that Nixon "did not deal in any way with the underlying question of propriety", while the St . LouisPost-Dispatch called the address "a carefully contrived soap opera".
Starting in the 1970's, Mr. Reilly said, soap operas were in the television vanguard in dealing with issues like spousal abuse, gambling, racial prejudice, abortion and eventually AIDS.
The Princeton economist Dean Spears had his researchers show up in Indian villages, offering a discount deal on soap, then administering tests of self-control.
The pigment was incorporated as natural colorant in soap making.
Which in soap time will be 2012.
