Sentence examples for some dealings from inspiring English sources

"I've had some dealings with Stuart Lancaster and Clive Woodward, from rugby union.

Williams said the grand jury had interviewed Sheffield because he had some dealings with the company.

He has in the past had some dealings with terrorists, clearly.

"I'm sure there will be some dealings between the RFU and ourselves over the next 24 to 48 hours".

Almost all wealthy businessmen have some some dealings with the government, and some interests they would like to protect.

In real life, he is a major, the chief of detectives of the Miami Beach Police Department, and in real life he had some dealings with Lenny Bruce.

Gatsby, returning stateside after five months in a program at Oxford reserved for American officers, spent three years doing the things that made him fabulously wealthy — bootlegging, maybe some gambling, maybe some shady financial dealings, maybe some oil business — and doing it apparently by design, in the hope of impressing and wooing Daisy.

As for Taylor, Mr. Thompson reckons that he met her only twice, in some business dealings years ago.

Some say dealings with Turkey have been clumsily handled for nearly a year.

MacDiarmid and one or two fellow Home Rulers had some embarrassing dealings with fascism.

Marston was fired from American University, after he was arrested for fraud, in connection with some business dealings.