Sentence examples for little discount from inspiring English sources

Her mother asked if the caterer would give a little discount for cash, and then paid for the whole thing.

Those who apply little discount for steroids use may credibly claim to identify 15 or more qualified candidates, and even those who do not may have to drop one or two names that they otherwise see as worthy.

Hodinkee posted a nice little discount on Wolf Designs watch winders.

Oh, and T-Mo reminds you that if you sign up for info before tomorrow, you can get a little discount.

The research firm said "little discount" existed in current share valuation while short-side risk was "plentiful" and included latent instability in health care, energy, aerospace, financial services and entertainment.

Dish Network has two main bits of info for us this afternoon: one, that it'll be selling the Logitech Revue, and two, that if you're a subscriber you're potentially looking at a nice little discount.

But after it had opened officially and its reviews had appeared, it would enjoy a few years with little discounting and would turn over as many as 200 seats a night to one of the premium services.

But they have interviewed him and did little to discount his story, saying they believe that he left the camp here the morning of March 17, before the fire in which Ugandan officials say 530 people died, including his mother and sister.

He prefers stocks of "businesses that do things a little differently," including discount clothing retailers and the carmaker Tesla.

Many resorts say bookings are ahead of last year and strong demand is giving them little cause to discount.

In an earlier study, she had discovered that some people eating at a Chinese fast-food restaurant would choose to receive smaller meals, for little or no discount, as a way to avoid the temptation of overeating.