Sentence examples for all barter from inspiring English sources

"All barter isn't a good idea," Mr. Frost said.

All barter transactions are taxable.

Prominent shows like "Oprah" and "Ellen" have historically commanded fees on top of an advertising split, with all-barter deals reserved for less prestigious programming.

Europe's youngest major winner in 139 years produced Europe's greatest ever golfing performance and has them all talking, all forecasting, all bartering.

Pots and pans, utensils and yak's-wool sacks of rice and flour, six or more months' supplies of rations, all bartered and exchanged on the plains below, still neatly packed from their lengthy journey – lugged by donkey over the mountains' precipitous trails.

Just like ticketholders going into Yankee Stadium last week, those entering Carnegie Hall on Monday night for the Boston Symphony Orchestra's concert performance of Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande" had to walk through a crowd of hopefuls milling outside, all bartering for a spare ticket to this sold-out event.

We've done it all: bartered, gotten backyard chickens, grown a vegetable garden.

"No one mentioned that Obama was talking about a health-care plan like the one Romney, and Nixon before him, had espoused".Still, Mr Brill seems to think that all the bartering and bitterness surrounding Obamacare was worth it, "because all of the realistic alternatives were worse".

In the end, then, the great global agora of medicine is all about barter: buying, selling, swapping, titting, tatting, seducing and swindling.

The balance comes, if at all, in barter, bills of exchange, mutual offsetting of debts, and tax credits.The Russian-European Centre for Economic Policy, a monitoring unit sponsored by the European Union, estimates that barter rose as a proportion of all industrial sales in Russia from about 10% in mid-1993 to 40% by the end of 1996.

Another issue, the foreign minister said, is that Jordan currently gets all of its oil from Iraq under a barter arrangement.