Sentence examples for do a bargain from inspiring English sources

They can do a "bargain sale," in which a property is sold to the charity at below the fair-market value.

"The idea we should be doing a bargain with old, wasteful, ineffective incumbents, who are heavily invested in the current way of doing business is insane – it is a bargain with the wrong people".

"I don't think we're going to do a grand bargain here," senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, told the committee of 29 House and Senate members.

We know what to do — a Grand Bargain: short-term stimulus to ease us through this deleveraging process, debt restructuring in the housing market and long-term budget-cutting to put our fiscal house in order.

"If you tried to do a grand bargain with these guys right now, it's not clear that they would want to," said Marcus Noland, an expert on North Korea at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

The prosecutor usually began by demanding the death penalty, counting on the jury to do a bit of bargaining.

"It's so small bore," says Easton, a small bore, about the fact that no one is doing a Grand Bargain or lowering Apple's tax rates further than they already are.

"What the agreement says is you cannot change evaluation without doing a collective bargaining process, and collective bargaining is a good thing as far as teachers and the union are concerned," he said.

I was overwhelmed but determined, if I could get most of my Christmas shopping done at a bargain price I was going to do it.

He doesn't want a biotech, but he does want a bargain.

He also insisted that the sale would not be done at a "bargain basement price".