Sentence examples for deal comments from inspiring English sources

"Now they just want us to rubber-stamp a done deal," comments one opposition figure.

"He has not wasted those years in prison: he has read and thought a great deal," comments Ms Alexeyeva.

Further evidence of that came early this week, when he stood alone among the Republican presidential contenders in praising the debt ceiling deal – comments he echoed here on Wednesday as he strolled along Elm Street, the city's main thoroughfare, for some old-style shoe-leather politicking.

It won't be the 'who cares?' or the 'what's the big deal?' comments that will stick in the minds of these people.

* Can there be any doubt that jokes will be made about Vice President Biden's weird grins, his "chains" comment, his "big deal" comment, or really — just about anything that comes out of Mr. Biden's mouth?

"AI makers know you basically need an automaker to make an auto," said a person familiar with the deal commenting on Ford's decision to connect with the company.

Returning to the "queer the deal" comment, it is an expression, found in Merriam Webster, which means to spoil, ruin, jeopardize, etc.

President Donald Trump also once weighed in on the deal, commenting that an AT&T victory would put too much power "in the hands of too few" ― but many speculated that his aversion to the merger had more to do with his issues with CNN than anything else (Turner Broadcasting is CNN's parent company).  .

But on site I work alone most of the time so I don't have to deal with comments.

It is difficult to know how to deal with comments like this, as I doubt any university would take a complaint seriously".

Barker, meanwhile, said he had already developed a skin thick enough to deal with comments from colleagues about "changing sides – though in jest and mischief".