Sentence examples for try to haggle from inspiring English sources
When something is priced right, he says, he does not try to haggle.
In Shenzhen and Shanghai, China's most western cities, customers in B&Q still try to haggle over price.
You have to contend with spam emails, buyers who promise to purchase your goods but flake, and people who show up then try to haggle down the price after the fact.
Many clients also try to haggle.
100% equality seems a little much, so they'll try to haggle down to a smaller number... how about 3/5ths?
Secondly, you need to pace yourself and learn how to budget – never buy anything on the spur of the moment and always talk to the salesman and try to haggle.
Nearly every customer in recent weeks had tried to haggle.
When government ministers tried to haggle with America about a planned missile-defence base, he undercut them.
That means he has been trying to haggle some players into staying while informing others that their services are no longer required.
Dora the Explorer is her new obsession (Peppa Pig is ovah) and she tries to haggle over the number of episodes she's allowed to watch before bathtime.
Saoli said he could not remember whether Mansoor, who initially tried to haggle down the 14,000 rupees (£90) charge, had ever used one of his cars before.
