Sentence examples for negotiated something from inspiring English sources

"We negotiated something that we thought was fair".

I negotiated something better, but at the end of the day this won't all add up.

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND'S (RBS) 2007 purchase of ABN AMRO shortly before RBS's spectacular collapse and a £46 billion bailout by the British taxpayer seemed, even when it was being negotiated, something of a leap of faith.

Lord Powell of Bayswater, Baroness Thatcher's former private secretary and foreign affairs adviser, used a Sunday Times article to say that although the Iron Lady might have "raged more mightily" at Brussels than Mr Cameron, "she would have gone along with what is on offer, indeed negotiated something similar herself".

"If I can't negotiate something that gets more than four Republicans, I'm not a good negotiator".

We try to negotiate something better for them.

"GENTLEMEN, you are trying to negotiate something you will never be able to negotiate.

The full version reads: "Gentlemen, you are trying to negotiate something you will never be able to negotiate.

"We want to sit down and negotiate something amicable to all of us, a win-win.

If we want to actually negotiate something with the Syrians, Iran potentially is an ally.

It's a terrible thing for a union to have to negotiate something like this".