Sentence examples for so negotiated from inspiring English sources

We could afford to fly only from New York to Ireland, and so negotiated a "drive-away," a white Cadillac that we delivered to its owner in Jamaica, Queens.

It means it's been so negotiated, that it's considered kind of done".

So negotiating the risks of drug use and chemsex is not an enormous leap".

Sky has massive bargaining power, so negotiating an agreement that makes commercial sense for ITV is "a big ask", says Alex de Groote at Panmure Gordon.

We then spent an hour or so negotiating back and forth with his lawyer, and he wouldn't accept departure on six months' and wanted to go on 12 months' and more".

An extra-tall cab means you can't see cars behind you, so negotiating a parking lot is exceedingly delicate work.

So negotiate a start-up package that will fill in the gaps in your own funding for several years, and be sure you can keep any unspent money at the end of each fiscal year and beyond the "start-up" period.

There have been no further reasonable requests from this blockade so negotiating with the people on the blockade is not an option".

And so negotiating over Iran's nuclear program could end up sparking the very nuclear arms race it was meant to prevent.

Progressive opponents of the Super Congress, however, argue that its very purpose is to cut entitlements, so negotiating its parliamentary outline misses the point.

Pointing to the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants and other international agreements restricting hazardous chemicals that the United States has not joined, he says, "We were concerned in this case not to go down a well-worn path that leads us to negotiate but then not be able to implement, so negotiating something meaningful yet flexible was key".