strike a deal

They struck a deal, and then came the best part.

We all sat down at the table and struck a deal.

What better situation could there be for striking a deal?

We need to strike a deal, if we're going to.

He has worked for more than two years but failed to strike a deal.

But at the end of 1993, he struck a deal that changed everything.

Instead, the three candidates tried to strike a deal among themselves.

And the two struck a deal to accommodate each other.

Some said the mayor had little choice but to strike a deal.

Neither side, however, is quite ready to strike a deal.

They later returned, finally striking a deal at 4:20 the next morning.

Soon after, the company began to talk seriously about striking a deal with the Government.

It has had electricity for several years, since he struck a deal with the local power company.

"We were going to strike a deal at the end of the month.

The two sides will try to strike a deal on Wednesday.

And then the war came, the two establishments struck a deal.

Boeing later struck a deal on similar terms with France.

But it now appears that the two sides are striking a deal.

He recently struck a deal with a company to lease 111 of his claims for development.

We just might be able to strike a deal that will make everyone happy."

He agrees - but strikes a deal - she has to walk to school as well.

Laws of the land mean striking a deal the old-fashioned way.

But he predicted the two sides would eventually strike a deal.

They face some pitfalls along the way though, and this may not be the best time to strike a deal.