One problem: Ross's efforts to wheel and deal with the Chinese have left the president unimpressed.
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This is a team that has long had to wheel and deal in the transfer market.
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With the Russia scandal (justifiably) stealing oxygen from health care, McConnell has room to wheel and deal.
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And everything we've seen from him is consistent with the way real estate moguls wheel and deal.
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Back in the day, that meant the party bosses would wheel and deal until a candidate emerged.
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Ms. Frey dreams of a life in which she can cook more and wheel and deal less.
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Here the heroes are crafty general managers who wheel and deal, barter and sign and deploy their players like so many chess pieces.
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Executives are here to wheel and deal, owners are here to meet with one another, and the news media is here to talk with sources.
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Government delegations, airlines, and corporations wheel and deal with defense contractors and aircraft manufacturers—and this year, they dropped a collective $113.8 billion on new hardware.
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One of the best parts of watching Showtime's "Billions" is seeing the characters wheel and deal over meals at real-life famous New York City restaurants.
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Richard Simmons has been in hiding for almost 5 years, but that's about to change in a big way ... because he's about to wheel and deal again.
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He starts the episode trying to wheel and deal his way toward the beginning of a plea bargain, but his sweaty, eczematic charm gets him nowhere with the prosecutors.
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The various players will wheel and deal behind each other's backs, but in public, they always put on their somber faces and address the American public with gravitas and poise.
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"Jim Baker took the cake," Mr. Baucus said, referring to George H. W. Bush's chief of staff, who called him to wheel and deal on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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He told his top advisers before going in that he wanted to see where the meeting would go, and in the end he felt Kim was being genuine so he was willing to wheel and deal.
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Should Trump go to Cleveland with a near majority of delegates — let's say 50 or 60 votes shy of the 1,236 needed to win — it's probable he could wheel-and-deal his way to a majority.
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The ability to win now with what's on hand, win later with what you'll keep, and wheel and deal for opportunistic upgrades is—with a little bit of luck—a proven formula for extended, self-sustaining success.
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That's enough to defeat the bill, so the White House and GOP leaders are in wheel-and-deal mode, trying to sweeten the pot by promising to strip out things like prescription drug coverage and mental health benefits.
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Critics of the ban say that removing the ability to wheel and deal on items specific to individual lawmakers -- from parks to major projects -- has fed into the gridlock that has beset the Capitol in the last six years.
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During the 2016 Republican primary, Cruz frequently cast Trump as a businessman eager to wheel and deal with Democrats, often specifically name-checking Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, who were both in the room with Trump Wednesday.
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Greetings from Cannes Lions, the annual advertising boondoggle in the South of France where the ad industry gathers to wheel and deal, take advantage of lavish expense reports, and where drinking rosé is acceptable at any time of the day.
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His portrait of a different aspect of the Italian early '60s "dolce vita," in which the entrepreneurial middle class rubs elbows with, and tries to wheel and deal with, the obscenely wealthy, is packed with trenchant observation and mordant wit.
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The same way advertisers convene at the CES blowout in Vegas each January to wheel and deal, Cannes is the mid-year opportunity to check in on those deals and lock down new ones heading into the second half of the year.
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The awe with which the young, internet-native staff regard Bobby and Wags as they wheel and deal on burner cellphones, "Wolf of Wall Street"-style, and wind up doing nearly as well as they would have anyway is one of the night's funniest moments.
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Would the Republican Party be more moderate and problem-solving if only Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan had more freedom to wheel and deal behind the scenes, and more money to lord over more extreme members of their party, and more earmarks to win their complicity?
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Over three years later, I have a thoroughly more entertaining story than any tale of interstellar adventure: Thanks to a thriving gray market for virtual spaceships in a game not even released yet, I was able to wheel and deal my way to thousands of dollars in profit.
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Dominic Longo didn't simply "wheel and deal." Instead, he "whelt and dealt like no one ever whelt and dealt before." Longo also didn't habla español. He "hobbled spaniels," and so on.
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CIC is the owner of Cralorboi Clothing Line, founder of Cralorboi Empire. Shareholder in Muscat FC.He also acted in a movie by the name of “Wheel and Deal” which is set to drop soon.
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Duvall wrote the script in the 1980s, but could not find a studio willing to film it. He eventually decided to direct and finance it himself. It was first screened at the Toronto International Film Festival. Thirty minutes into the screening, studio executives began leaving the theater to wheel and deal outside; October Films gained the distribution rights that night.
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Let the Good Times Roll A torrential downpour threatens the team's freshly detailed cars in New Orleans. 11-05-2013 7\. More Power Jeff and Perry wheel and deal in Hollywood; some colorful California locals try to sell Jeff an Italian supercar in appalling condition. 11-12-2013 8\. Corvette Crazy An opportunity to purchase an '82 Corvette arises; Jeff's wily father has some surprises for him at the Lubbock auction. 11-12-2013 9\.
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He made an instant impact as Stoke beat Newcastle United on Boxing Day. But injury to Ian Cranson against Bournemouth in March put a dent in any hopes of a revival. Ball chose to wheel and deal in the transfer market in an effort to halt the club's slide. He had come to the conclusion that the squad he had inherited was simply not good enough and out went Chris Kamara, Dave Bamber, Leigh Palin, Carl Saunders, Gary Hackett and Nicky Morgan.
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With few immediate opportunities for work, she placed a classified advertisement to promote her services as an editor. She received a response from a man who was launching a new magazine, Western Leisure, and became an editor and investor in the magazine, eventually buying out her partner and serving as the magazine's publisher. She then expanded her business by acquiring a network of community newspapers, including The Wheel and Deal, the Rocky View Five Village Weekly, the Carstairs Courier and the Airdrie Advance.
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Ruppert's 24 years as a Yankee owner saw him build the team from near-moribund to a baseball powerhouse. His own strength as a baseball executive – including his willingness to wheel and deal – was aided by the business skills of general manager Ed Barrow and the forceful field managing of Miller Huggins, until his sudden death at age 50 late in the 1929 season, and Joe McCarthy, beginning in 1931. By the time of Ruppert's death, the team was well on its way to becoming the most successful in the history of Major League Baseball, and eventually in North American professional sports. Ruppert and Ruth had public disagreements about Ruth's contracts.
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