Sentence examples for bargaining with them from inspiring English sources

I'm always, like, bargaining with them to slow down.

Even where sellers are less shrewd, the costs of bargaining with them in series can kill a project.

While Democrats see the no-frills budget as a tactic to goad the governor into bargaining with them, the Senate Republicans see it more as a way to provide stability to school districts and local governments while negotiations drag on over tougher issues.

We haven't finished this song yet!" I found myself bargaining with them.

"It is so much better when you can offer the patient an appointment on the day; you come off the phone feeling satisfied rather than the hassle you used to have bargaining with them about how ill they are and why can't they come tomorrow" (R2).

For these parents, you'll have to find ways of bargaining with them.

One was to go to the traders on Kilburn High Road and bargain with them.

The price they were asking wasn't sky-high, but I tried to bargain with them.

Teachers and union members said Dr. Gallo and the board had not bargained with them in good faith.

Regarding the Indians as savages, she also learned to acknowledge their humanity, and to negotiate and bargain with them.

Through gigantic campaign contributions and overall clout, they have enormous influence over who gets elected to bargain with them, especially in state and local races.