Sentence examples for fine bargain from inspiring English sources

Based on Friday's close of $8.38 a share, trading a stake for a steak would be a fine bargain -- the T-bone at the Two M's usually goes for $12.95.

But the gurus think Regions is now a worthwhile investment and a fine bargain.

Peeking out from all that stuff is a fine, bargain-priced Italian restaurant.

And lunch at £12.50 for 2 courses and £16.50 for 3 is one of the finest bargains in the country.

The health-insurance industry accepted the inevitability of tighter regulation in return for scooping up millions of healthy new customers compelled to buy insurance on pain of a fine.Backstage bargains like these kept the plan afloat, but at the price of extinguishing some of the best ideas for reducing costs.

In the U.S., thanks more to congressional and federal investigators than to the U.N. inquiry, a parade of private players faced prosecutions, resulting in an assortment of fines, plea bargains, convictions and jail time.

The bargain fine wine range, which included Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Chateau Latour, has fuelled a 40% increase in Lidl wine sales over the last year.

When the police threatened to fine her, she bargained with them to reduce the fine and carried on to the peak, where she donned a kimono and made a pot of green tea under the hot sun.

Much more common are the quasi-bargains, fine companies selling at almost-cheap prices.

"I saw a grandmother the other day walk out of here with four thousand Euros, and there she goes out the door with her grandson's tuition and some very good meals in a fine restaurant in the bargain".

At the moment, Frej represents one of the city's great bargains in fine dining.