Sentence examples for a bit of dealing from inspiring English sources

I did a bit of dealing, a few robberies — we all did — but, as you can see, it didn't set me up for retirement.

In London, while living in a squat in Kentish Town, he got by with a bit of dealing and a bit of thieving.

After a decade and a bit of deal-making, BHP Billiton has decided it doesn't want to own some of its mines.

Wall Street wobbled on Thursday, despite a bit of deal news from the chemical sector.

Finally, in a bit of deal news, AT&T said it will buy wi-fi company Wayport for $275 million.

HQ may be experiencing a bit of trouble dealing with its success.

But Eric Prokopi made quite a bit of money dealing fossils and, as it turns out, brazenly smuggling them.

Smaller firms, especially ones away from the capital, may be a bit shy of dealing with foreigners, especially given the language and cultural barriers.

It'll inevitably come down to patience, which is what you'll need a bit of to deal with surfing the web on this thing.

They also seem to accept, with a certain robustness, that gambling sports will always be prone to a bit of dodgy dealing, and as long as it is kept in check then they can live with it.

Next to a man whose principles and honour are thought impeccable, the vice-president's readiness to cut political deals seems underhand, almost cheap.Yet perhaps a bit of opportunist deal-making is what South Africa needs as it tries to consolidate its fragile democracy.