Sentence examples for some haggling from inspiring English sources

Within minutes — and after some haggling — he bought the lot.

It took some haggling to replace any of his selections with one of our own.

Mr. Kim expected some haggling between the governments in Pyongyang and Seoul over whether South Korea should be included.

That is not just a fine sentiment: with Republicans in control of the House of Representatives, Mr Obama will have to do some haggling to get any of the elaborate agenda laid out in his speech adopted.

Japan says that it has detected 11 cases of BSE since 2001, in cows as young as 21 months.There is therefore still likely to be some haggling about the age below which untested beef can be sent to Japan.

After some haggling the pair set out in a green convertible driven by Grace Pasic (Ms. Davidovich), who at one time was involved with Vince and is now with Cesar.

Now, that's some real haggling.

The men spent some time haggling over production numbers while standing at an easel.

So, they might bargain with the boisterous autorickshaw driver ripping them off on the fare, telling him to have some "shame" (haggling can be an emotionally charged affair), but they'll keep in mind how late it is, how desolate the area, whether the extra 20 rupees being debated is worth paying if it means they don't have to wait for another autorickshaw on a lonely road.

Despite some 11th-hour haggling on technicalities and the price the Germans would pay the Soviets, the "two plus four" negotiations never really developed suspense.

After you find, say, an inscribed copy of On the Road, abe gives you the option of buying from its site or contacting the bookseller directly for some old-fashioned haggling.