Sentence examples for regular dealings from inspiring English sources
On the subject of whether the board still have confidence, Bradley said: "I don't have regular dealings with the board.
Regular dealings with the Kremlin had soured Bullitt on the Soviet experiment; Davies chose not to be disillusioned, and he and Kennan did not get along.
"This is the guy's way of saying, 'I'm still relevant,' " said one high-level Republican who has regular dealings with Mr. Molinari.
Some retail chains have less-elaborate detention areas, using storage rooms or offices instead of jails, and some stores have more direct and regular dealings with police.
The last three orders alone have regular dealings with mortals: Principalities, Archangels, Angels.Among these are the only angels who are given names, the archangels Michael, Gabriel, Raphael and Uriel (though Uriel's name is doubtful).
The story of a minor official whom local power-brokers unexpectedly promote to chief prosecutor, this merciless study of small-town corruption rings true to anyone who has regular dealings with the Hungarian state.In Rokonok István Kopjáss, a hapless naïf, suddenly finds himself enmeshed in hair-raising stories of local corruption.
Pfizer, for instance, sells its diflucan pills in regular, private dealings in capsule form and as tablets to relief agencies or other third world channels.
Other analysts, who asked not be identified because they had regular business dealings with Activision that they did not want to jeopardize, said Mr. Kotick could be arrogant and overly self-assured.
Mr Clee told the court drugs were a "regular theme" in his dealings with the two other defendants.
PrevIously by Gary Indiana - A Few Days in Bulgaria.
Michael Scheuer, the founding head of the CIA's bin Laden unit, depicts him as a regular Vicar of Bray in his dealings with Messrs Clinton and Bush—"denigrating good intelligence to suit the former's cowardly pacifism and accepting bad intelligence to please the latter's Wilsonian militarism .Good in partsThat said, Mr Tenet's book is worth reading for a couple of reasons.
