Sentence examples for fine dealing from inspiring English sources

Keith Yandle and Derick Brassard scored 18 seconds apart in the second period and Henrik Lundqvist looked just fine dealing with an eye injury and the New York Rangers stopped the Pittsburgh Penguins, 4-2, on Saturday at Pittsburgh to even their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series at one game.

Certainly dealing with the media attention surrounding a gay football player who could serve as a role model for thousands of NFL fans across the world would be much more difficult to handle than, say, Michael Vick's dog fighting scandal, which Dungy seemed fine dealing with in 2009.

"I am fine dealing with people as part of my job, but I used to be awkward when it came to socializing at clubs, at parties, while ordering at five-star hotels," said Ms. Nagpal, who wore a white lace top and careful makeup, leaning just slightly forward and stressing every word.

Now, obviously, Goldman Sachs does many fine deals and has many smart, capable people working for it.

"Purely from a financial point of view, it was a fine deal," Mr. Schlettwein said.

In its settlement agreement with Eliot L. Spitzer, the New York attorney general, Merrill Lynch has clearly won a fine deal for itself.

It seems like a fine deal for fledgling entrepreneurs, and considering the cumulative value of the services offered, it essentially is.

At $2 million an episode for just one year it sounded like a fine deal to ABC, which probably means you will see "Dharma" at 8 on ABC next season.

So I got onto the Web and found a fine deal for my wife and myself -- two weeks at the Plantation Club, with a deluxe room, breakfast and dinner, flights from Berlin -- that the German tour company Terramar more than matched, for about 3,800 euros a person (then about $3,500).

That's a mighty fine deal.

Amazon has a might fine deal going on.