Sentence examples for dealing suddenly from inspiring English sources

WHAT'S THE DELAY?" "Hey, hey!" one of the men who'd recently entered our cell — the police had barged into his apartment in the middle of the night and accused him of dealing — suddenly yelled, ending the chant.

Goode had sent him away when this deal suddenly started to come together, after a casual inquiry.

But with the prospect of a deal suddenly more real than it has been for a decade, Mr. Kerry is having to fend off those who want to pre-empt it.

When the story of Alexandr Vinokourov's positive dope test broke on Tuesday, followed a day later by the expulsion of Michael Rasmussen, some of cycling's biggest sponsorship deals suddenly came under threat.

The deal suddenly turns Cadbury Schweppes into the world's largest confectioner, and its 26% market share makes it second largest in gum after Wrigley.

Though BHP had zero experience drilling for shale gas, the deals suddenly made the world’s largest and richest mining company, headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, one of the 15 largest natural gas producers in ­America.

When you consider Google-owned YouTube's position in the rankings below, Snapchat's popularity, and the general belief that mobile-first is where everyone has to go next (oh, and Facebook's $19 billion WhatsApp deal), suddenly price tags like these don't seem so unreasonable.

Dissent spread as the funding promised for projects and deals suddenly ground to a full stop.

If any of these foreign deals suddenly come back to life during Trump's presidency, it's safe to assume Trump's attorneys would argue that they were pre-existing business affairs, like his D.C. hotel and his Manhattan skyscrapers — not new deals struck between Trump's family members (who want to make money), and state actors (who want a business partner in the Oval Office).

One consequence can be that heavy floods that river systems could once deal with suddenly become more violent and dangerous.

After a bit the shop talk died, the dealer dealt, and suddenly, there it was... the three of clubs.