Sentence examples for go on negotiating from inspiring English sources

A senior Conservative source at the meeting of the 1922 committee said the prime minister had said he would not go on negotiating all year with the Lib Dems - for whom a democratic Lords is a touchstone policy.

He didn't say, "You could say another man came in and.... " "You could blame Bill for destroying the family," he went on, negotiating the road's curves.

But he also went on negotiating with the Tehran government, because his first priority was making a deal over Iran's nuclear program.

The driver checked his rearview mirror and moved as if to get out, but before he could open his door two teen-agers who were sitting on the guardrail stood up and waved him to go on, then walked over and began negotiating with the old man, who was already reaching in his trouser pocket with a kind of humble resignation.

While it is impossible to know what is going on at those negotiating tables, the delegations themselves offer a road map to the process.

1 Camp David's Delegates While it is impossible to know what is going on at the negotiating tables inside the secluded Camp David, the contrasting teams of delegates reflect the serious intent on reaching some kind of deal.

While this was going on, the United States was negotiating with Great Britain over compensation for losses inflicted by British ships knowingly sold to the Confederacy during the Civil War (the Alabama Claims).

Occasionally, pop-up retailers may go on to negotiate a long-term lease.

"What I think is going on is the White House is negotiating with itself," Hanauer recently told HuffPost.

"What I think is going on is the White House is negotiating with itself," said Hanauer, who declined to name the White House officials he said he's spoken to about the overtime rule.

Meanwhile, Neuken Doe Je Zo! (This Is How You F**k!) goes all the way: one episode prosaically showed its teen audience going on their summer holiday how to negotiate the troublesome nightclub bog quickie.