Sentence examples for be deal from inspiring English sources

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be deal

noun

A division, a portion, a share.

  • We gave three deals of grain in tribute to the king.

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Loud noises can be deal breakers.

Still, the voter message seems to be, Deal with it.

You have to be deal with them together.

After all, neighbour disputes, knotweed and boundary line issues can be deal breakers.

They established some price parameters and some items that would be deal breakers, like mold and crooked rooflines.

Perhaps that is something that will be deal with in the second part of the interview, which will be broadcast on Friday night.

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Differences don't have to be deal-breakers.

Leverkusen should be deal-able with.

These drawbacks may be deal-killers for some people.

As we see it, none of Mr. Silver's objections should be deal-breakers.

These new possibilities will then obscure the failings we now imagine will be deal-breakers.

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