Sentence examples for dealing like from inspiring English sources

ART dealing, like lawyering, is one of the equivocal professions.

For one thing, content companies like ESPN don't necessarily want the annoyances of dealing, like Comcast or Netflix do, with direct subscribers, who are always threatening to leave and demand that irritant known as "customer service".

Drug dealing, like banking, is a relationship business only more so, because the risks of dealing with strangers are that much greater.For the police, the freelancers are relatively easy meat.

2.28am BST Cardinals 1 - Red Sox 0, top of the 5th That inning felt more like Red Sox failure than Wacha making pitches, but when you're dealing like that, it sorta pressures offenses to get themselves out.

For the moment, the Red Sox are playing for the wild card, while the Yankees are looking like old Yankee teams, with Brian Cashman wheeling and dealing like a latter-day Ed Barrow or George Weiss.

Back when I was a student in Brighton and dealing, like many trans people still do, with family rejection, street harassment and mental health issues, the only time you ever saw a trans person on television was if they were being ridiculed in comedies or pointed at and pitied in those awful late-night shock docs.

More deals like that will help it more than any spiffy marketing campaign.

"Deals like that give a good team even more confidence," Rupp said.

They should be dealt with "like Hamas".

"People liked him, liked dealing with him.

"I like dealing with people," he said.