Sentence examples for himself negotiating from inspiring English sources

Off-field, Fuld now found himself negotiating novel social situations.

But Djokovic steeled himself, negotiating a tricky overhead on his way to pulling the game to deuce.

Conner finds himself negotiating a second artistic crisis, between the old hits and his new creations.

Back in 1993, when Maillot was first invited by Caroline, Princess of Hanover to run Monaco's fledgling ballet company, he found himself negotiating dream terms for the post.

If it does, then Zenga, only contracted to the end of the season, could find himself negotiating a longer stay in Sicily.

In addition to curating the lineup, Tollett had booked the hundred and fifty acts himself, negotiating all the offers with agents—a six-month process.

Victories, especially at Assaye (1803), resulted in a peace that he himself negotiated.

(He himself negotiated, first with Kennedy and then with Humphrey, for the access needed to film "Primary").

Last week, Mitt Romney denounced Clinton's proposal — and, by extension, those of Edwards and Obama (to say nothing of the plan which he himself negotiated with the Democratic legislature when he was governor of Massachusetts, and which contains most of the same elements) — as "a European-style socialized-medicine plan".

Last week, Mitt Romney denounced Clinton's proposal and, by extension, those of Edwards and Obama (to say nothing of the plan which he himself negotiated with the Democratic legislature when he was governor of Massachusetts, and which contains most of the same elements)—as "a European-style socialized-medicine plan".

Zuckerberg himself negotiated the 2012 acquisition for $1 billion $715 millionn when the deal closed with Facebook's share price down, but later $4 billion as it massively climbed).