Sentence examples for making a bargain with from inspiring English sources

Is he making a bargain with fame?

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.

"I decided to make a bargain with God," he said.

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

Mr Hain wants to make a bargain with public-sector workers.

No less!' " As a young man, Salieri made a bargain with that dealer-God.

But history hangs heavy, as if this creative genius has made a bargain with himself.

She made a bargain with her father that she would attend Skidmore College for one year if she could then leave school to become an actress.

Some time ago Ms. Guleghina made a bargain with her voice, it would seem, trading maximum volume for a loss of tonal beauty and steadiness.

This position would require the Bush administration to make a bargain with its critics, and the Democrats to stop their knee-jerk condemnations.

Pebbleman finally made a bargain with two boys selling subscriptions to buy a year of "Paris Review" if they'd bring a ladder so he could climb down from the roof.