Sentence examples for end dealing from inspiring English sources

In the end, dealing with the Olympic Committee's tortuous politics might have been the more comfortable job.

In May 1863, Johnston was at wits' end dealing with Pemberton, the Confederate commander at the besieged city of Vicksburg.

"Having been thrown in at the deep end, dealing with major procurements that will have a real impact on the development of the Olympic site and the Olympics has been an amazing opportunity that I have relished.

And in an election year during which Hillary Clinton has explicitly promised to "reform our criminal justice system from end to end", dealing with the crisis in funding defense of the poorest people coming before the courts does not feature on her platform for change.

A south Londoner, he has spent his life at the sharp end, dealing with the expectations of society and the negative attitudes of his peers, as well as battling for attention from his family with his alternately beloved and despised twin sister.

Did your department drop the ball on the front end dealing with Corinthian?

MACs were the root of many contentious battles in the last five years, as buyout firms sought to end deals as the financial crisis began to set in.

You should end by dealing the aces pile last.

You end up dealing with your feelings in the moments everyday life leaves you to reflect.

The problem is, we end up dealing with these unpleasant things when we are grieving.

Limited energy will then end up dealing with step by step broken down problems.