Sentence examples for close dealings from inspiring English sources

Aspray: Did you have close dealings with Bargmann?

In previous lives, I had close dealings with people who have worked for the royals.

I don't think Mad Men will end positively for anyone who has any close dealings with Don.

Starting with Margaret Thatcher, who was elected in 1979, he has had close dealings with most of them.

My job now involves close dealings with the business side of The Times, where there are lots of inspiring and forceful women in every important area.

On Thursday, I ran into a number of executives who work with LVMH, and they would speak only on the condition of anonymity because of their close dealings.

The documents, filed as part of papers seeking authorization to wiretap Mr. Liu and others, suggest that the comptroller was engaged in his campaign on a granular level, and also perhaps had closer dealings with Mr. Pan than was previously known.

And now the resignation of the untribal Mr Mandelson has encouraged unrepentant tribalists like John Prescott, the deputy prime minister, to speak out more strongly than ever against closer dealings with the Lib Dems.

The rapprochement between Washington and Moscow after 1969 provided the all-important framework for closer dealings between Eastern and Western Europe in the early 1970s.

If you're employed by a decent-size company, ask to spend a few days in a foreign office, or for an assignment that involves close business dealings with other countries.

A second wave of financial turmoil last autumn hit his empire particularly hard because of close business dealings with Lehman Brothers and Iceland's largest bank, Kaupthing, both of which collapsed.