Bullfighters, on the other hand, negotiate contracts with the organizers of each rodeo.
I stumble along with the other former Manhattanites, computer-map printout in hand, negotiating blocks of Brooklyn filled only with other industrious young folk on their way to a party in some banged-up duplex or recently anointed bar.
The British government is against handing negotiating power to Brussels, just as other European governments are, mainly because they want to protect the cosy deals that their flag carriers have with their American counterparts.
Twisted fingers wrap around the handle of a basket, while the other hand negotiates balance with each of her waddling steps.
With one hand Darius negotiated; with the other he assembled a counterattack.
That could leave Telefónica with the upper hand in negotiating a deal with WorldCom.
Tsipras had vowed that a "no" vote would strengthen his hand to negotiate a better deal for his country.
As a founder of the A.F.L., he had a hand in negotiating the financial terms of the deal, and he even coined the name Super Bowl for the game between the league champions.
That gave the biggest bondholders the upper hand in negotiating terms; they could either hold out for a better deal or challenge the governments in foreign courts.
Inside the apartment, waitresses held trays high and in one hand to negotiate the crowd.
There's more at stake in global summits than when nations hand pick negotiating partners.
