Sentence examples for thinking a deal from inspiring English sources

Consumers sign contracts agreeing to an interest rate and price and drive away from a dealership thinking a deal is done.

At best Mr Tsipras might win more lenient terms for its repayment, notably a further extension of maturities which already stretch far into the future.There are solid grounds for thinking a deal is possible.

I've been thinking a lot about the New Deal lately, too, and how this great city could be a place where we launch some sort of new pilot W.P.A. program.

During that period, he was thinking a good deal about photons, from a radically different angle.

I have also been thinking a great deal about Ben Ehrenreich's The Way to the Spring.

Ever since, I have been thinking a great deal about the dilemma of truth in war memoirs.

One of them, "A Dream", suggests that he had been thinking a great deal about his past.

We are thinking a great deal about disposing of Mr Hyde and not enough about reviving Dr Jekyll.

BRUCE NEUMAN Sag Harbor, N.Y., Dec. 26, 2012 To the Editor: I have been thinking a great deal about tragedy, since I, too, lost a beloved child suddenly.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 10.47pm AEST13 47 Rudd says he's been thinking a great deal about the global economy.

Lately, I have been thinking a great deal about a Buddhist monk who fishes without a hook so he does no harm.