Sentence examples for making a bargain from inspiring English sources

Is he making a bargain with fame?

After making a bargain under which he agreed to testify against his co-defendant, John L. Lotter, Thomas Nissen was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison, without possibility of parole.

A tough-minded fable of deceit, treachery and one-upmanship with a feminist slant, "Rumpelstiltskin" evokes a Darwinian world in which a woman tricked into a making a bargain she seems bound to lose triumphs through sheer resourcefulness and pluck.

She identifies a central cause the targeted leader's domestic political vulnerability that not only gives the leader motive to resist a stronger nation's demands, making a bargain more difficult to attain, but also gives the stronger nation reason to believe that regime change will be comparatively cheap.

But to claim the land meant making a bargain with the river, confining it to an artificially narrow path so that farms could reach as far as the shore and places like New Orleans and St . Louiscould live undisturbed while their goods were carried safely from port to port.

But Curle told BBC Nottingham that he is still hopeful of making a bargain price addition to his squad.

They make a bargain.

"We made a bargain," says Mr Gorovoy.

Well-chilled, they make a bargain match with Christmas pud.

After all, her father made a bargain with the Shaughnessys and a bargain is a bargain.

But they have made a bargain for success.