Sentence examples for end deals from inspiring English sources

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.

Shaun was set in north London's suburbs, Hot Fuzz was rural, and The World's End deals with new towns, explicitly commenting on homogenisation.

That's the key attribute and asset of each of these sites, not the uniqueness of the journalism, but the back end deals, algorithms, and canny, proprietary, practices of drawing large amounts of traffic.

Douglas Rae, a Yale University professor whose book about New Haven, "City: Urbanism and Its End," deals with the political climate in the middle of the 20th century, also pointed to ward politics as a major reason for the spike in voting in that era.

A BP spokeswoman told the Independent that activists were "free to express their points of view but our decision wasn't influenced by that", adding there were no plans to end deals with other institutions including the Royal Opera House, the British Museum, the National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Something similar seemed to be happening in social casino until relatively recently, and still does with high end deals like for Supercell.

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

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

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

I think what makes more sense are back-end deals.

He admitted that "top tier deals" were hot, but said he saw the "bottom falling out" on lower-end deals.