Sentence examples for long dealt from inspiring English sources
SAN FRANCISCO — The Crow Nation in southeast Montana has long dealt with unemployment of nearly 50 percent.
Mr. Birtwistle, an ?nence grise among British modernists, has long dealt in mythic subjects, like the tale of Orpheus and Eurydice.
A prominent executive in Silicon Valley, Mr. Ellison has long dealt with executives at H.P. and some of its directors, although he is not on the board.
Instead, health experts are drawing on the experience of people in countries that have long dealt with the chronic daily stress of war and terror.
This is a common and moralistic trope those battling an addiction have long dealt with – that it is all the fault of their weakness.
New York State has long dealt with 16- and 17-year-old defendants more severely than almost every other state, trying all of them as adults in criminal courts.
The Winograd report, more than 600 pages long, deals generally with issues of international law.
All of MacLeod's fiction, short and long, deals with life in Nova Scotia -- New Scotland -- on the eastern Canadian seaboard.
NBC awarded Mr. Russert the long deal partly in honor of his 10th anniversary as the program's anchor.
"I never asked for reassurance - I signed a long deal for good or bad.
This is going to be a long, long deal.
