Sentence examples for dealt back from inspiring English sources

That means that maybe, every so often, one of those sounds might actually be dealt back into the pop ecosystem a little sooner than natural market forces might have allowed for.

Most attacks inflict damage and can, if enough damage is dealt, knock back the enemy.

It was a big deal back then.

So government and industry struck a deal back in 2004.

Kerry and Zarif flew out of Vienna to begin selling their deal back home.

"It would not have been that big of a deal back in those days," he said.

When Mr Ozawa brought the deal back to his party's executive, it was appalled.

Memo to Ramírez: This is a pretty big deal back home.

"We made a deal back then that if I ever won a golf tournament, she would let me get one".

Hockey players were a big deal back in Lachine, just outside Montreal.

It is the same tendency that scuppered a Lib-Lab deal back in 1997.