Sentence examples for something dealing from inspiring English sources

This was one of the best things, she says, "that something dealing with fiction [has gone] back to fiction".

Because the implication was that all I had to do was write a speech about something dealing with technology, entertainment, or design.

And then he will face an unpleasant prospect each time he wants to accomplish something: dealing with the Senate president -- and current acting governor -- Richard J. Codey.

Cowell originally came up with the idea to base a song around the Christian poem "Footprints", and asked Kreuger and Magnusson whether they could write something dealing with this subject.

His paranoia continued to progress to where he wouldn't even talk to me in the house if it was something dealing with the case or what happened at Rikers.

But wise Labour figures know the party will need to bite the bullet by offering a new "something for something" deal to meet the public mood.

The fast-paced action centers on 20-somethings dealing with growing up, romance and taut, sexually charged discussions of the alternative minimum tax.

On the day President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, an exuberant Vice President Biden famously pronounced the reform a "big something deal" — except that he didn't use the word "something".

From his mother, Sari, who is still alive, Mr. Singer may have learned something about dealing with crisis.

"Not to the notion of doing something, to dealing with congestion or even to congestion pricing.

Going back home taught me something about dealing with adversity.