go for a song

The rest of our business will go for a song.

The buildings have never been used and are going for a song.

Gore stock is free of all the leveraged debt - and going for a song.

Yes Guv 49% of the beds in your local hospital trust, going for a song.

The few hotels that are being sold are going for a song.

From 1965 to 1977 he presented the television programme about antiques Going for a Song.

He later created and produced the antiques programme Going for a Song.

And he's letting it go for a song.

The same goes for a song like Fly Me to the Moon.

Some might even go for a song.

Russian industry is going for a song.

Several highly desirable bijou residences going for a song because of the modernization they require.

Thursday nights are devoted to the crab, with king crab legs going for a song.

Give me a call, FOX: I'll let this one go for a song.

She remembered how, as a real estate agent, she used to salivate over properties that went for a song because people needed ready cash.

The Squirrelly is currently producing about three pints a day, and I'd be willing to let it go for a song.

Going for a song.

Are going for a song in Portugal.' '

There's this picturesque white elephant development on the Costa del Sol, apparently going for a song.

I'm old enough to remember when Antiques Roadshow was called Going for a Song.

The Nissan Cedrics released, Going for a Song in 1997.

Lovejoy's love goes for a song

The daily changing menu includes steaks, grills and 2-course set lunches with beer, and all go for a song.

Going for a Song was an antiques quiz show broadcast by the BBC from 1965-1977.

"Going For A Song"