Sentence examples for the dealing from inspiring English sources
noun
A division, a portion, a share.
- We gave three deals of grain in tribute to the king.
No: the dealing that imitates life.
"Would I rather have the dealing gone?" he said.
"I might start the Dealing With Losing Ronald Moore support group," Donofrio said.
Bell had aspirations to leave the dealing behind and become a legitimate property developer.
The deal-generating feature works with all of the dealing machines.
"Yes, I would rather have the dealing gone forever and nobody is an addict and life is beautiful.
In 1916, Berenson wrote to Mary from wartime Paris of his "determination to get no deeper into the dealing world.
She praised Christine Lagarde, managing director of the I.M.F., for her role in the dealing with the crisis.
"You'll lose discipline, the dealing with frustrations, the working through mundane hard tasks, that enhances self-esteem," he said.
Most of 'the dealing' takes place without an explicit 'ethics' arena, focus, or methodology.
Until I was in the dealing/dreaming room, where suddenly there was nowhere to hide.
