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Dealer in sentence

158 examples of Dealer in a sentence

So he finally found an art dealer, a Dutch art dealer named Han van Meegeren, who sold him a wonderful Vermeer for the cost of what would now be 10 million dollars.
Every time we go to Maui, we go to the dealer there, and he turns these great big posters.
Now he's a scrap dealer.
The second point, would you really buy a car just based on the advice of the dealer?
There's no drug dealer phone and there's no journalist laptop.
I was a young drug dealer with a quick temper and a semi-automatic pistol.
My friend Manya, when she was a student at university in California, was earning money by working for a car dealer.
Imagine developing a plan, you have one minister at one table and a heroin dealer at the other table, coming up with a way in which the church can help the entire community.
It's actually much better heroin than you're going to buy on the streets, because the stuff you buy from a drug dealer is contaminated.
The reason for that is that there is no such thing as a terrorist laptop, or a drug dealer's cell phone.
I remember when I went to go buy a car for the very first time, I was offered a dealer's low, low interest rate of 21.9 percent, and I was ready to sign on the dotted line.
So, if you believe the media accounts, being a drug dealer in the height of the crack cocaine epidemic was a very glamorous life, in the words of Virginia Postrel.
And I got to tell you, if you haven't heard high-definition surround, go down to your audio dealer, your audiophile dealer.
This is a shopping street in Kibera, and you can see that there's a soda dealer, a health clinic, two beauty salons, a bar, two grocery stores, and a church, and more.
When my mom found a car that she liked, they'd go in and meet with the dealer, and inevitably, every time the dealer would turn his attention and his body to my dad, assuming that he controlled the purse strings and therefore this negotiation.
The dealer near your house sells this particular stereo for 200 dollars, but if you drive across town, you can get it for 100 bucks.
Now, let's imagine instead you wanted to buy a car that had a stereo, and the dealer near your house had it for 31,000.
However, when a friend sent her charcoals to the art dealer Alfred Stieglitz, he became entranced.
Could it be that the devil himself has set up shop as an antique dealer in a small town in Maine?
Whatever the point is -- that the new breed of drug dealer is more or less the same as any other upper middle class New Yawkuh -- gets lost in the mind numbing script and boring direction.
Character development was awful... the bratty little sister (why was she even written into the script?), the nagging mom (again - what purpose?) the whiny girlfriend (why didn't he dump her long ago?), the 'dark suits' gang (how original - couldn't think of a better name I guess), the drug dealer's hot girlfriend (gotta have a hot Latina if your going to have LA gangs I guess, but really...), etc etc Can't believe I watched the whole thing.
It pushes its "quirky" characters and "outrageous" situations at the viewer like a crack dealer making overtime.
The Detonator is set in Bucharest where some sort of ex CIA Government agent named Sonni Griffith (Wesley Snipes) has tracked down a arms dealer named Dimitru (Matthew Leitch), things go wrong though & Dimitru finds out that Sonni is working for the US Government.
As a professional poker dealer for over 25 years I found this movie very hard to watch.
Playing hooker and small-time drug dealer Lee Daniels, blaxploitation superstar Pam Grier plays the first half of the title role, while long-forgotten Margaret Markov is the other half, Karen Brent, an unlikely Patty Hearst-like political revolutionary looking to partner with her comrades to overthrow the oppressive local government.
His infamous dealer abuse? 1 scene.
Throw a weird boss, almost alien company star, really nerdy best friend, a few scenes at burnt-out pot dealer's place, a really big party scene, and an original video game Alex is trying to finish by himself into the mix you have Grandma's Boy in its entirety.
He must be Dennis Hopper's coke dealer or something to convince him to be in this movie.
Her boyfriend is the film's weak spot, a poorly portrayed drug addict and dealer who meets his demise following Sarrandon's overdose.
The story follows (both figuratively AND literally) a naive waitress (Zellweger) who has fallen in love from afar with a handsome soap star (As Good As It Gets's Greg Kinnear) but is trapped in a loveless marriage to a slimy car dealer (Aaron Eckhart, who made his big-screen debut in Company).
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