Sentence examples for a bargain from from inspiring English sources

In 1998 the Met sold one of the impressionist painter's hillside seascapes, Cabin of the Customs Watch, for less than $1.5 million–a bargain from the art world's most illustrious basement.

Our wine, Gambellara I Masieri D.O.C. 1998 ($9.50), was a bargain from a good list.

Located in Audubon Park, a self-proclaimed "unique and funky" neighborhood, Redlight Redlight serves draft beer (23 choices that change so fast the menu can't keep up) that are mostly $4 to $6, a bargain from a New Yorker's perspective.

It's a slick operation, in keeping with Pagano's philosophy that "things have to be beautiful and good", but this is rural Italy and the wine is still a bargain from about €3 a glass and the ice-cream is fantastic.

Saving money encourages you to be more experimental: to borrow unfamiliar but much-loved books from your friends, to ask your librarian for recommendations, to take a chance on a bargain from the charity shop.

He was an East End wheeler-dealer, a market trader of a manager who could spot a bargain from a continent away or convince a gnarled old pro to lace up his boots for one final, glorious hurrah.

With the Canadian dollar at its strongest in nearly a decade, visiting Canada has become less of a bargain for travelers from the United States.

Today, that "fruit bomb" would probably cost about €10 and might be an Australian shiraz, a Chilean merlot, a Malbec from Argentina or perhaps a bargain tempranillo from Spain.

If they got a good bargain from a trader he would discover that the money in his money box miraculously grew every day, but any trader who cheated them would find his money disappearing from his money box without any rational explanation.

2) I found a great bargain from an online wholesale company!

They rent their midtown headquarters at a bargain rate from a supporter.