Sentence examples for something of a bargain from inspiring English sources
It is also something of a bargain.
And at $165 million it is something of a bargain.
However, for Channel 4 Hunt represents something of a bargain.
Mr. Bachmann, the Ruby Tuesday owner, contends that his restaurants are something of a bargain.
Mixing and matching excursions After Argentina's economic crisis, Patagonia has become something of a bargain.
But even as home prices rise, Warwick remains something of a bargain, compared with nearby counties.
Walt leaves her with two things: the lottery ticket that marks the desert graves of Hank and Steve Gomez (which should double as a way for her to make peace with Marie and be something of a bargaining chip with the DEA) – and also an assurance that he's broke.
In political terms, this approach turned out to be something of a Faustian bargain.
That sedan, as we learned, is something of a "performance bargain".
And at about $48,000 so equipped, it is something of a performance bargain, with pricing on par with far less alluring models, like a generously spec'd Hyundai Genesis V6.
If there is one silver lining to the advertising blackout it might be that Channel 5 will be something of an advertising bargain for the rest of the year.
