Sentence examples for dealings started from inspiring English sources

It closed, he said, because large losses in Indonesia and Malaysia plus news reports that alleged shady dealings started a run by investors.

The paper trail of his shady dealings starts in Venezuela in 1994, when he was 44.

Following his guilty plea, details about Prokopi's dealings have started to trickle out.

I have already started dealings over the procurement of such coaches in Holland.

Following a policy of appeasement, his dealings with foreigners started fairly smoothly.

Comey laid out a damning account of his dealings with Trump, starting on January 6th, before the Inauguration.

Fifteen years after the fledgling business failed to rustle up $2m from Silicon Valley, Alibaba will be raising $21bn or more and will be valued at around $160bn, with dealings due to start next Friday.

Much of the detail is already known – investors will be offered one new share at 185p for every four they own, with dealings due to start on 3 October – so the points of interest may lie elsewhere.

The police think Harry did it, and soon he finds himself knee-deep in dirty money and dodgy dealings as it starts to look as if the members of the Hamilton family have been trying to shaft each other as well as other people.

Others have suspended dealings for longer, starting with Standard Life's decision on Monday to halt trading in its £2.9bn commercial property fund, leading to a cascade effect with Aviva, Prudential's M&G, Henderson, Columbia Threadneedle and Canada Life following suit – taking the total value of property funds suspended to £18bn.

"It was a very humbling experience," Zimmerman said of TI's dealings with Panasonic starting around 1997.