Sentence examples for super deal from inspiring English sources

For example, a $199 lease on the GMC Terrain sounds like a super deal.

"The payroll card is a really super deal, I think, all the way around," Mr. Plunk of Coca-Cola said. "It's a benefit to the employee, and it's a safe and secure way of paying folks".

Clean, reasonably sized, and with a lovely vintage tiled prewar bathroom, my room at the New Yorker was a super deal at the price I was able to snag that weeknight through www.hotres.com: $99 a night.

Rates vary wildly at this luxury property in the Denver Tech Center (DTC), a 15-minute drive south of the business district on I-25, but outisde busy periods you can get a super deal.

Google's operating leverage as the dominant player translated to margins that made shares a super deal even at high nominal P/Es.

Likewise, says DealAngel, a daily deals site could use the API to check whether a 50% off "super deal" is actually that good before publishing it, helping to combat "deal fatigue".

Hedge funds, he said, are "great deals for the hedge fund managers but not super deals for the investors".

DEAL TIME If you were prescient -- or lucky -- enough to have dumped some stock when the Dow topped 9,200 in April and that cash is burning a hole in your pocket, Money magazine's series of articles on super deals -- what the editors call great products at great prices -- may be just your thing.

Recently, the tech world is pumping with M&A activity, from small aqui-hires to large super deals.

For example, it's the difference between Airbnb sending me notifications for trips to Austin under $100 a night ("Hi , we see you've been searching for a place in Austin in April, check out these super deals"), and the more impersonal "Take a trip this weekend!" message I often discard without opening.

Family membership is not the super-deal we sometimes suppose it is for nannies, either.