Sentence examples for call bargain from inspiring English sources

They could prevent "backpackers," as airlines derisively call bargain hunters, from finding as many low-cost fares.

The letters offer the students what they call bargain settlements of about $3,000 if they act fast, by punching in a credit card number at www.p2plawsuits.com.com

On its website, the CCMI says consumers should "watch out for so called bargains".

There's denial ("It'll just be the pilot light, I just need to press this button a few times"), anger (as the landlord screens your frantic calls), bargaining (with a succession of plumbers you find in the Yellow Pages whose names all begin with AAAA), depression (no one will come out until next week) and finally acceptance (of call-out charges hovering around £200 per half hour or part thereof).

That's what I call a bargain".

Whether you call it bargain hunting or irrational exuberance, it does seem a bit bizarre.

"Many people had expected cooperatives to be affected by the recent slump in Wall Street, as indicated by the number of calls from bargain hunters looking for so-called distress sales," an industry analyst at the time said.

When pollsters ask people for their view on whether collective bargaining should be limited for public employees should pollsters call collective bargaining a "right"?

The first is a 10-inch pizza that at $11 can still be called a bargain.

Rents are to be about $20 a square foot, which Mr. Finke called a bargain.

In 2009, Ms. Fowks had the body repaired and repainted for what she called a bargain price.