Sentence examples for deals long from inspiring English sources
Little has been done in the past to look into Pakistan's defence deals, long suspected of involving massive overpayments and corruption.
In a country where commercials were banned as brainwashing and property deals long prohibited, state television is now advertising private houses for sale.
Both the president and GOP leadership have sketched out potential areas of compromise – unfinished trade deals, long-elusive tax reform and infrastructure spending.
The world's leaders should have reached a deal long ago to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
Shortly after he died, the acquisition of his papers by the New York Public Library, a deal long in the works, was finalized.
Questions remain, but the willingness to reach a deal – long absent in Washington – is a good start.
Miami's athletic director, Paul Dee, suddenly found himself dealing long distance in an atmosphere of changing contract terms.
Chambrun was grandiose and very French — a combination that made writers feel like a big deal long before they got to be one.
He attacked the bank's directors, who he said must have known about the terms of Ms Riza's deal long before the crisis erupted.
Make no mistake, this is a huge deal, long on implication for many in the publishing business, and a shape of things to come.
