a bargain sale造句

• In many respects, it was a bargain sale.
• There are plenty of Derby entries with a bargain sales history ready to extend The Cinderella Streak.
• In between selling land or an easement to a land trust is an option called a bargain sale.
• A bargain sale is where a landowner sells a property interest to an organization for less than the market price.
• They scattered far and wide; they would seem to have selected their lands rather like rummagers at a bargain sale, by feel or look.
• "If you're a fundamental investor, you look at this as a bargain sale, " she said from her home in Lakewood, Colo . " I haven't sold anything !"
• The tax law treats the transaction as a bargain sale to an employee because the company could have sold the stock option on the open market at the market price.
• Franklin Fyles called it a " bum play " with plot points that were " worn out ", but nonetheless predicted it " would draw in women like a bargain sale ".
• Twiggy's great great grandmother, Grace Meadows, then living under her maiden name Grace Gillies, died in a stampede of excitable shoppers at a bargain sale at Messrs McIllroys store in Mare Street in Hackney in 1897.