Sentence examples for having just negotiated from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Clements, having just negotiated the terms of her divorce, still did not trust her feelings.

Back in Ashford, Gavin Wood, who has run Pet Essentials since 1996, said his rates had increased by 50% in four years and were now the same as his rent, having just negotiated a 10% rent reduction.

In 1981, aged 24, having worked for seven years as a secretary and having just negotiated redundancies with Robert Maxwell, who took over Macdonald and Jane's where I worked and illegally tried to rescind the pension scheme and who did rename, without irony, our building "Maxwell House", I finally snapped.

Maybe you have just negotiated better?

The Embassy has just negotiated the extension of visa reciprocity for select categories to five years.

Stock-car racing has been growing rapidly, and Nascar has just negotiated a five-year, $2 billion television package.

His agent described the deal he had just negotiated: Mr. Goulet would start at $750 a week.

Edward dismissed Warwick's brother, George Neville, the chancellor; repudiated a treaty with Louis XI that the earl had just negotiated; and concluded an alliance with Burgundy against which Warwick had always protested.

Considering that China and Russia had just negotiated a treaty, things were not going terribly well.In Beijing the blame for all of this was falling heavily on the head of one plump, bewhiskered gentleman, Wanyan Chonghou.

His visit, 15 years after Israel nearly assassinated him, is a kind of victory for Hamas, which has just negotiated with Israel, however indirectly, for a cease-fire after a bloody conflict last month.

They had just negotiated one Champions League qualifying round and seen off a string of helpless or hapless Celtic managers - Liam Brady, Lou Macari and Tommy Burns - with Wim Jansen barely threatening to disturb the peace in Smith's blue heaven.