Sentence examples for dealing out of from inspiring English sources
Dealing out of her apartment in New York's Dakota in the 1940s was a comedown.
Prosperity has also given the police new allies -- landlords, who once had little economic incentive to keep drug dealing out of their buildings.
If you ask one student why he was first arrested in, say, Ohio, he will say, "Well, we relocated the dealing out of state in order, you know, to help increase the income stream".
Mr. Mosler said that some of the accused were caught selling drugs to undercover officers and that he was considering bringing gang charges against them because of the highly organized nature of the dealing out of the fraternities.
It takes the wheeling and dealing out of selling a used car.
When asked about the Toronto van attacks, Peterson suggested that the real solution to incel violence is some form of "enforced monogamy"—the exact mechanisms of which remain unclear, though in an attempted clarification posted on his website he insists it wouldn't involve the "arbitrary dealing out of damsels to incels".
In his autobiography this summer, Meyer promised to make "a big deal" out of Georgia's shenanigans.
That may mean dealing with out-of-control pensions.
Gangs dealt heroin out of vacant buildings.
