Sentence examples for a buck for a from inspiring English sources

Nearly a buck for a bagel!

It was cheaper to buy a 25-cent ticket to the kiddie matinee than it was to pay a buck for a flophouse bed.

(I don't know about your town, but in my Brooklyn neighborhood, the savvy youth charge at least a buck for a measly few ounces of colored sugar water).

It documents a label that released the blues, country, jazz, folk – anything, basically, that might turn a buck for a furniture company who wanted to flog more of their record players.

A New York street staple of a pretzel and a soda -- a buck for a pretzel and 80 cents for the drink at any corner -- cost $7.50 at Yankee Stadium: $3.50 for the pretzel (a packet of mustard is free -- how generous the baseball magnates are) and $4 for a regular soda.

It's a nice, soft way of setting a price floor without preventing cash-strapped (or just cheap) people from paying a buck for a good game.

A buck for both.

Now, Connecticut's tourism officials have to stretch a buck for statewide marketing campaigns — over an entire year.

Occasionally, though, a documentary makes a buck for those involved — and the new documentary based on "Freakonomics" could do just that.

You could probably get a buck for 3 quarters, a very good margin, with little overhead.

Consider renting a buck for your goat.