| My most successful project has been dickering with the random search device at my place of work. |
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| They would spend their time dickering over how to get more of their expenses cleared. |
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| She studies up on car prices and features before she starts dickering to buy an automobile. |
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| What are the criteria that enables you to see over the horizon whether this customer's still worth dickering with? |
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| We're willing to do that once, because, except for a few economists, no one really wants to keep dickering over each new sliver of value. |
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| And this while dickering with the outside paymaster, television, and fighting off antitrust zealots in Brussels. |
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| However, the dickering that they do to reach this point will be noncooperative. |
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| It reminded me of Florence in August, the big central maidan, or square, crammed with rug and souvenir shops whose owners were busily dickering with foreign tourists. |
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| The movies are dickering for a recently published biograph of Thoreau. |
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| Few believed them, and they fled. In the wake of the bomb, neither the British nor Irish governments had any taste for dickering with the Real IRA over ceasefires, as they have with so many other groups. |
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| Mrs. Roosevelt doesn't know about the pigeon frightener-the renting office didn't bother to point out this feature of the building when she was dickering. |
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| During the dickering and the give and take that took place what the Bloc member got from the parliamentary secretary was these clauses that annihilate the exemptions. |
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| After years of dickering and delaying tactics, things seem to be moving forward, thanks in part to experts such as Stéphane Renaud from Université de Montréal and CSN lawyer Marie Pepin. |
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| The broken girder can be spliced, the only difficulty is finding material strong enough The Department is dickering for a bit of armor plate it found at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. |
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