Sentence examples for exceptional deal from inspiring English sources

One can also choose from the inn's much larger cellar, but the Rhone we drank for under $30 was an exceptional deal; it's worth asking the sommelier for a recommendation.

In a letter to Exelon, NRG's chairman, Howard E. Cosgrove, and chief executive, David W. Crane, wrote: "Your proposal, while undoubtedly an exceptional deal for your shareholders, is not at all right for our shareholders".

You may want to do some comparison shopping with a search engine to ensure the coupon is an exceptional deal.

While the two newcomers have a range of fare schedules akin to those of Qantas and Ansett (all the lines use the same airports), they are also promoting some exceptional deals.

Morelli shared with Travelwise a few bargaining techniques that have landed her exceptional deals on unique items around the world - from 19th-century apothecary jars in Sicily to a hand-carved walnut armoire in provincial France.

We recommend using Farecast and other sties to look for exceptional deals, and then compare those prices to SouthWest and other discount airlines to determine the best ticket for them.

By March 2010 it was clear that we weren't going to be able to do what we set out to do in the short term (offer exceptional deals to our customers) and that some of the competition were clearly out gunning us.

But there are also some more obscure sites that offer plugged-in shoppers truly exceptional deals.

He said the special deal negotiated in February by David Cameron was "an exceptional status that should not be extended to others".

Instead of introducing emergency policies, which curb the rights and freedoms of their citizens, only in exceptional cases, to deal with exceptional crises, they have come to use them routinely.

President Bush was referring to an exceptional civilian nuclear deal that allows India to import uranium for its power plants from the Nuclear Suppliers Groupp without subjecting its military reactors to international inspection.