done deal

A. I think it is a done deal for the next year.

Maybe it is a done deal and nothing much can be changed.

Most of all, the aid is far from a done deal.

But the way everyone is talking, it's a done deal.

IT was by no means a done deal that you would be reading these words.

Knew that once she'd made her decision to leave it was a done deal.

Could it be possible that this was not a done deal after all?

That led some to ask why the letters made the idea sound like a done deal.

"By the time they told us, it was already a done deal."

But even in this region the agreement is far from a done deal.

By all appearances, the matter seems to be a done deal.

"It seems like this was a done deal three years ago," she said.

What seemed like a done deal 48 hours ago is no longer guaranteed.

By then, it'll be a done deal and what's she going to do?

"We've been talking to people about the house but it is absolutely not a done deal," he said.

We are in the middle of the hearing process; this is not a done deal.

Should I call in a consult, or is it a done deal.

"But anyone who said that it's a done deal today or yesterday is wrong."

"It seemed like a done deal, and we had a major commitment to do this."

"By the time anybody from outside got there, the party would be over, a done deal."

But as the week wore on, it became clear that the plan was not a done deal.

"It is pretty much a done deal," one senior Administration official said today.

But those who think this is a done deal don't know Iraq.

"I do not consider this to be a done deal," he said.

At this point in the summer, teams are more or less done dealing.