Sentence examples for time to barter from inspiring English sources

The State Legislature isn't going to have to set up an emergency election so the governor won't have time to barter the seat away.

Few transactions are straightforward in the medina and, just like the global United Nations climate talks here in Morocco, there is always a time to barter.

Then it might be time to barter.

"Now is the greatest time to be bartering," Scott Ebberbach of Itex, a bartering outfit, recently told The South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

At a time when my local paper is providing daily columns to help consumers navigate the economic hard times — how to barter, how to use coupons and so forth — Heffernan provided me with a clear-cut formula for how to make money, as well as 10 surefire ways to save it.

Typically, a network obtains time to broadcast its clients' ads by bartering for syndicated programming.

But wrestling, which still dominates cable ratings, made a great marketing leap in the mid-1980's, thanks to a Federal Communications Commission stacked with Reagan appointees that encouraged broadcasters to barter commercial time with programmers.

Networks barter syndicated sports shows in exchange for time to run commercials.

Hard times followed – her parents had to barter some of their possessions for food and, for a while, live nomadically in the countryside.

If you're hard up for a place to live, but you have friends or loved ones who want to help you out, offer to barter your skills or time in exchange for a place to sleep.

They're more open to barter, whereas in stronger times they'll insist on cash".