Sentence examples for old deal from inspiring English sources
It was the same old deal.
The Yankees' old deal with the MSG Network featured several contracts, only one for rights fees.
The old deal meant low wages and secure jobs, while providing life's basics, such as food and fuel, very cheaply.
One provision that would continue from the old deal was the city's 10 percent share of cable television revenue.
The team rewarded him this month with a five-year contract to replace his old deal, good through 2012.
The South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, said his state would be $335m better off under the old deal.
That now-terminated bid had both a big stock component and was structured as a reverse Morris trust, an old deal-making chestnut that dramatically reduces the tax bill for the seller.
Acceptance of the A.I.G. offer would break up American General's month-old deal with Prudential of Britain.
Russia and America finalised a decade-old deal to eliminate 68 tonnes of weapons-grade plutonium, enough for nearly 17,000 nuclear devices.
By entering in this way, however, they violate the 100m-year-old deal between insects and flowering plants: that the plant feeds the insect in exchange for pollination.
A Pennsylvania appeals court has rejected Bill Cosby's attempt to throw out his criminal case because of what he called a decade-old deal not to prosecute him.
