Sentence examples for be transacted from inspiring English sources
verb
To do, carry through, conduct or perform some action.
Harvey died before the deal could be transacted.
Trendspotters predict the vast majority of UK display advertising – north of 80% – will be transacted via trading desks by 2017.
In another universe, the mood is somber, and no commerce can be transacted without a nod, respectful or unctuous, to the victims of the attacks and their families.
Now that Liam Fox has resigned, we can see that Access is no kind of basis for government to be transacted.
The next 10 years will be very telling regarding how our system adjusts or fails to adjust to how business must be transacted in the new economy.
Disciplining such judges is important business that should be transacted in public, just as any civil or criminal trial would be.
Will you be transacting on the blockchain the next time you travel?
"We will be transacting online with food by the end of this year," he told the BBC's Today programme.
Jockey: steady flow of business being transacted.
Business was transacted here, true business, the acts of men.
It is also, occasionally, a place where business is transacted.
