brokerin a sentence
broker as in: she is a broker
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I've learned to buy mutual funds online without a broker.broker = someone paid to facilitate agreements between other parties
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She brokered a peace agreement in the Middle East.brokered = facilitated an agreement between others
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As soon as you get to the broker's office I want you to sell AMO, sell SEA, sell MT, and put all the money into WPP. (source)broker = person paid to facilitate the buying or selling of stock
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I needed money—Dad would have said I was broker than the Ten Commandments—so I went to get my old job back at Stokes.† (source)
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The Americans were worried that their ally General Musharraf was too unpopular in Pakistan to be effective against the Taliban, so they had helped broker an unlikely power-sharing deal.† (source)
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"I know the Seymours love the opera," explained Richard in his thick-money accent, like a Manhattan stock broker describing an investment option.† (source)
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I couldn't sit at the rich kids' table because I don't have a cell phone or a broker.† (source)
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He had hoped only a handful of Vatican power brokers knew of Opus Dei's impending annulment.† (source)
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"With the war getting worse," says the Admiral, "we brokered a peace by bringing both sides to the table.† (source)brokered = facilitated an agreement between others
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By 1940 he had mastered the business and was running the entire operation, brokering the deals and managing a staff of thirty.† (source)brokering = facilitating an agreement between others
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"I know," Sammy says to broker the peace.† (source)
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We'd been expending heroic effort searching for an apartment, a frustrating process which we'd borne in mostly good humor although the bare spaces and empty rooms haunted with other people's abandoned lives kicked up (for me) a lot of ugly echoes from childhood, moving boxes and kitchen smells and shadowed bedrooms with the life gone out of them all but more than this, pulsing throughout, a sort of ominous mechanical hum audible (apparently) only to me, heavily-breathing apprehensions which the voices of the brokers, ringing cheerfully against the polished surfaces as they walked around switching on the lights and pointing out the stainless-steel appliances, did little to dispel.† (source)
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Jane's talked to the police, brokered a deal.† (source)brokered = facilitated an agreement between others
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I can see Mai brokering the deal.† (source)brokering = facilitating an agreement between others
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"I'm a tax lawyer," said Joe, "and a real estate broker and a piano player.† (source)
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Sometimes in the evening I would go out to him and find him in the garden near the oratory, sitting absolutely composed on a stone bench there, and I'd tell him my troubles, the difficulties I had with the slaves, how I distrusted the overseer or the weather or my brokers ....all the problems that made up the length and breadth of my existence.† (source)
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