How To Use Haggle In A Sentence
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When it comes to buying a new or used car my advice is to haggle hard - because you should get a great deal.
The Sun
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At street-side stalls that are sometimes nothing more than a bowl on the ground, fish are gutted and sold and vegetables haggled over.
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Don't be afraid to haggle: for the moment, it's a buyer's market.
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While waiting for help to arrive, the crew haggled with missionary priests for wine, rice and yams, and struggled to keep curious natives off the pontoons used for water landings.
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But haggle hard and you can get up to 4,000 off that price.
The Sun
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The NY Times' Haggler column tackled the confounding process of buying mattresses recently, with the help of Consumer Reports, which stated plainly: "Shopping for a mattress can be a nightmare.
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Anyone serious about taking on the project should haggle hard.
Times, Sunday Times
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Competition is also fierce in this segment, meaning that if you haggle hard with a dealer you will be more likely to get a discount.
Times, Sunday Times
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My first tastes of venison were much like Douglas 'mom, from deer that were killed on dog drives, gut shot, hauled around in pickups then, to paraphrase Tom Kelly, haggled into unidentifiable hunks of bloody gristle by a succession of drunks with rusty saws and hatchets.
Beef or Venison: Which Tastes Better?
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Despite the tight financial times, more than half of those questioned said they did not intend to haggle over the price.
The Sun
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It was his role to give the villains their orders for the night, haggle over the prices and keep a candle burning in the dissecting room waiting for the cumbrous sacks to arrive.
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They haggled for a lower price than that being asked and got the wreck for probably not too much more than it was worth.
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Let's not haggle over a few dollars
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They seemed abler bargainers than the men, and the play of expression on their dramatic and intensely feminine faces as they wheedled the price of a calf out of a fierce hillsman, or haggled over a heap of dates that
In Morocco
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We never kept horses of our own, but the horses of our customer-guests were always at our disposal, and many a jolly ride they gave us, with the dvornik at the reins, while their owners haggled with my mother in the store about the price of soap.
The Promised Land
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Medvedev says he will not "haggle" over Iran and the missile shield.
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We haggled over the detail but his mood had changed dramatically.
Peter Hain: 'Gordon Brown was decent, but dysfunctional'
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I never bargain "--" haggle, "it would seem, is the proper word.
America To-day, Observations and Reflections
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Clearly, some of our customers feel that we can 'haggle' and secure a much better price than they can.
The Rich Start to Haggle, Although Rarely in Person
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Then you could be in a strong position to haggle a better deal out of your chosen provider.
Times, Sunday Times
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Meanwhile, as the politicians haggle, the violence worsens.
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Negotiators haggled over every word in the official statement, while lower echelons of the delegations supplied the media with derogatory comments about rival politicians.
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He acted on a gut feeling and stepped in to pay £5 for the dish, outbidding a woman who was trying to haggle the stallholder down to £1.
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He really didn't want to come down much but I didn't really give him a choice. (btw, he'd come down to Mexico from WI for the winter as the winter in WI is too harsh:)) In the mercado, if the price is right I don't haggle.
To bargain or not to bargain?
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The Syrians haggled deftly over the terms of the mission but accepted it, then proceeded to manipulate it while using it as cover to continue fighting what they have always insisted is not a peaceful opposition but "armed terrorist gangs.
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But haggle hard and you can get up to 4,000 off that price.
The Sun
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My first tastes of venison were much like Douglas 'mom, from deer that were killed on dog drives, gut shot, hauled around in pickups then, to paraphrase Tom Kelly, haggled into unidentifiable hunks of bloody gristle by a succession of drunks with rusty saws and hatchets.
Beef or Venison: Which Tastes Better?
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The offset was the ability in many countries to haggle over prices.
Times, Sunday Times
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Regular buses from Saranda make the journey, or you can haggle a price with a taxi driver.
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An army of buyers haggles furiously with an army of salesmen.
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Hawkers tout their wares, housewives haggle and workmen of Venice's last working boat yard scrub barnacles from the bottoms of slender craft.
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I? never haggle with anybody because of the weakness of mankind.
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The tip is to be well researched and haggle hard.
Times, Sunday Times
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Be ready to haggle on new and used motors.
The Sun
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It's traditional that you haggle over/about the price of things in the market.
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And I saw Sideways and didn't notice the strange pronunciation of "haggle" -- it may be there, but if so it's an accident of the moment.
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Then we had to haggle over which ones would be best, with him holding out for bluepoints and me insisting on something more exotic from the 18 or so listed on the menu.
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They will definitely haggle more on price.
Times, Sunday Times
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Here were the hagglers and talebearers, the scrapmongers, the dealers in stray talk.
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Even as they haggled over the small print with the French, British officials were encouraging Arab nobles to revolt against the Ottomans.
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*** G20 Meeting Negotiators from the world's leading economies haggled in Paris over seemingly technical details regarding how to measure global economic imbalances, eventually producing a 53-word sentence intended to appease all sides—and open to interpretation by all sides.
World Watch
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The whole atmosphere is of medieval times, and veiled women, their hands and feet hennaed with elaborate patterns, haggle in the markets and small shops which cluster the peripheries of the town.
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Sometimes he haggles his way into fury, regarding a dollar too much as the peak of moral turpitude.
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Meanwhile, as the politicians haggle, the violence worsens.
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There are many theories surrounding the art of bargaining in the bazaar, but there are only two really serious breaches of etiquette: not bargaining over the price, and walking away empty-handed after a lengthy haggle.
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And be prepared to haggle at renewal time.
Times, Sunday Times
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The farmer haggled over the price of the cattle.
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Then you could be in a strong position to haggle a better deal out of your chosen provider.
Times, Sunday Times
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You can haggle over gold, frankincense and myrrh; this is a place to stroll at will, for directions as well as monuments to take one's fancy.
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The mappers haggled over whether Mr. Miller's lines would pass muster with Missouri's Democratic governor, or whether a court would have to settle the matter.
There Comes a Time When People Just Have to Set Boundaries
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She had haggled from the fruit-man of his rotting ware;
A Few Figs from Thistles
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Despite the tight financial times, more than half of those questioned said they did not intend to haggle over the price.
The Sun
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After they had haggled for some time, the two men decided to close the bargain.
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So he haggled his way through several stores filled with knockoff designer clothes.
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My colleague was not prepared to haggle.
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Someone with less means and more impulse control has to deeply consider each additional occasional table, settee, or portrait haggled for at the Marche aux Puces in Paris St-Ouen de Clignancourt.
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We never haggle about principle.
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The farmer haggled over the price of the cattle.
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Competition is also fierce in this segment, meaning that if you haggle hard with a dealer you will be more likely to get a discount.
Times, Sunday Times
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At first the hillfolk wouldn't hear of such a bargain and higgled and haggled with the man, but he stuck to what he said, and at last they gave up the mill for the bacon.
East O' the Sun and West O' the Moon
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Mr. Romney also remained mostly silent last month as the White House and congressional leaders haggled over an agreement to raise the federal debt ceiling.
Romney, Back on the Trail, Hears Perry Rev His Engine
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The tip is to be well researched and haggle hard.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sailor at the first glance saw that some of the chords encircling it had been cut with a knife, or other sharp instrument, -- not severed with any degree of exactitude, but "haggled," as if the act had been hurriedly performed.
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Now, Medvedev obviously is going to say that in no way is Russia going to "haggle" over its security.
Undefined
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The offset was the ability in many countries to haggle over prices.
Times, Sunday Times
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If I remember correctly, this prick was so intrinsically involved in abetting Ensign in his crimes that he tried to haggle down the amount with the poor schmuck whose wife was screwing his boss.
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On the main promenade there is a bazaar where you can haggle for leather goods and jewellery.
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Ella taught her how to haggle with used furniture dealers.
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Suddenly a new element was introduced into grocery shopping: if you don't haggle, you're getting screwed.
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And you can have the all singing, all dancing top model for less than 20,000 if you haggle hard.
Times, Sunday Times
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`Taff boyo, we've more important things to do than haggle with politicians.
RIOT
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In the cities, people visit museums, haggle over prices in the bazaars (street markets), or shop in large shopping complexes with their families and friends.
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Ella taught her how to haggle with used furniture dealers.
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She was quite upset at my refusal to part with the note; and we haggled for a quarter of an hour about whether she would give me, roughly, sixteen shillingsworth of Turkish silver for a piece of worthless paper, or whether she would accept five piastres Egyptian in exchange for a hatful of limes.
With Our Army in Palestine
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It is worth calling hotels to haggle on price; they may offer a free upgrade or spa treatment.
Times, Sunday Times
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This can be an opportunity for bargain hunters: haggle hard and you could knock 25% off the price.
Times, Sunday Times
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The men haggle, the sheep bleat, the goats complain and the hungry calves groan.
Times, Sunday Times
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And you can have the all singing, all dancing top model for less than 20,000 if you haggle hard.
Times, Sunday Times
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The docks on the inner city were a mixture of busy dock workers loading and unloading cargo, while wealthy merchants haggled back and forth about the costs and duties on their wares.
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The threat of redundancy now hangs over many agents so most are more than willing to haggle.
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Anyone serious about taking on the project should haggle hard.
Times, Sunday Times
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Puppies, palm readings, pots, piebald ponies and porcelain were all haggled over at one of the biggest fairs for years.
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Then they haggle over the price.
Times, Sunday Times
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I hate people who haggle over every trifle.
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This can be an opportunity for bargain hunters: haggle hard and you could knock 25% off the price.
Times, Sunday Times
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I hopped into an auto; the driver - for once, somebody who neither haggled nor leched nor insulted - asked me for directions, since he didn't know the way himself.
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The passenger haggled over the fare before she got into the taxi.
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English synonyms: to dicker, to bargain, to wrangle, to haggle, to higgle, to huckster marchander un prix = to negotiate a price tenter de marchander = to try to bargain
Brocante / Antiques
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A short haggle with Granny over and done with - Granny won, but then she always does - I left with a silly smile on my face.
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Medvedev said he would not "haggle" on Iran and the missile shield.
Doctor Bulldog & Ronin
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Pat loves the haggle that goes with buying and selling a car; he calls his breed the last true itinerants.
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It is worth calling hotels to haggle on price; they may offer a free upgrade or spa treatment.
Times, Sunday Times
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In his book Bitter Pills: Inside the Hazardous World of Legal Drugs (Bantam Books, 1999), Fried describes a 1993 FDA advisory committee meeting he attended, in which government and drug-company officials haggled over possible new warnings to be put on fluoroquinolone labels and inserts.
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The devil did not like to part with it, and higgled and haggled with the man, but he stuck to what he had said, and in the end the devil had to part with the quern.
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Then they haggle over the price.
Times, Sunday Times
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English synonyms: to dicker, to bargain, to wrangle, to haggle, to higgle, to huckster marchander un prix = to negotiate a price tenter de marchander = to try to bargain
Brocante / Antiques
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Usurers haggle in the village square.
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The men haggle, the sheep bleat, the goats complain and the hungry calves groan.
Times, Sunday Times
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They haggle, which is normal," says Sydney luxury car dealer Nasser Elkordi of the grim-faced sellers of once prized Porches and Range Rovers.
The Earth Times Online Newspaper
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When it comes to buying a new or used car my advice is to haggle hard - because you should get a great deal.
The Sun
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At least the whore pays the flesh that's haggled for.
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They will definitely haggle more on price.
Times, Sunday Times
