bargain造句

They lost the bargain.

Don't bargain with God.

He made a satisfactory bargain with them.

Considering what you get, this is quite a bargain.

But that bargain is starting to lose its appeal.

Vivian: That promise you can afford a bargain.

These offer a different breed of bargain than flea markets.

And make no mistake, you've had a real bargain, buying your life with this little sum !"

Eager shoppers were picking over the shirts on the bargain tables.

Before he was well aware of it, McTeague had concluded the bargain.

Shopper 46 exits the produce department with a bargain tub of banana pudding instead.

In theory, there could be room for some form of useful grand bargain on the economy.

That means fewer bargain buckets of wings and more congee, a rice porridge with pork, pickles or mushrooms.

You will then perform some simple calculations on this market data to generate a value called a bargain index.

The prison chaplain came to me in my cell and tried to make a bargain with me.

At the heart of their argument is the belief in a grubby bargain between Asian savers and American consumers.

Universal began to tinker with CD packaging, offering lots of "deluxe" editions of albums while putting others into cheap cardboard sleeves to appeal to bargain-hunters.

The standard undermines the traditional patent bargain between private patent owners and the public and threatens to impede innovation and the dissemination of knowledge.

The impending bail-out of Greece—and perhaps later of Portugal and even Spain—would mean the end of that bargain.

When the House of Representatives decided in favor of John Quincy Adams, Jackson thundered that he was the victim of a "corrupt bargain" between Adams and Henry Clay.

Even in death, his blood was used by Gul 'dan to fuel a dark bargain with the Iron Horde and their Allies.

A lot of literary fiction strikes a bargain with the reader: you suck up a certain amount of difficulty, of resistance and interpretive work and even boredom, and then you get the payoff.

Their glance sealed the bargain that the protection of Ashley Wilkes from a too harsh world was passing from one woman to another and that Ashley's masculine pride should never be humbled by this knowledge.

The best way to wean it from its nuclear obsession is therefore to offer it security and reassurance—a “grand bargain”, perhaps, that would end its quarter-century estrangement from the United States.

She would oftentimes wear wrinkled baggy pajamas and bargain heatedly with hawkers in the market with such a loud voice that everyone could will her man think of her?