Sentence examples for the haggle from inspiring English sources
verb
To argue for a better deal, especially over prices with a seller.
- I haggled for a better price because the original price was too high.
Acting isn't just confined to sound stages; it's part and parcel of the haggle, too.
Canada looks set, at best, for a long constitutional haggle.The best and the least badCould the haggle solve things?
One of the most important elements of any good garage sale is the art of the haggle, which she approaches with the zeal of a used-car dealer trying to make quota.
Everyone is familiar with the later stages, including bidding, bargaining and closing the deal, but people often skip the earlier stages because they are impatient to get to the haggle.
Also the Haggle project [16] proposed a networking architecture along with a set of protocols and description languages to enable communication in intermittent network connectivity scenarios.
Both the middleware and the content sharing service have been integrated with an existing data-centric architecture (the Haggle architecture) for opportunistic networks.
Once inside, the haggling starts.
Maybe the haggling was always going on.
DeWitt III grew tired of the haggling.
The haggling may have only just begun.
The haggling has only just begun.
