good offer

To most people, that might sound like a pretty good offer.

That's a pretty good offer, but the price is too high.

"The university has a very good offer on the table," he said.

Through her good offers, I've been able to dream of a future.

So, you'd better make us a good offer if you're still interested.

If he gets just one good offer, he'll make the sale and run.

"I have to speak to my family, and this is going to take time, but it was a good offer."

"We have a good offer on the table and are confident of making it a better one."

"We then made what I thought was a good offer.

For months, the company's chief executive has been seeking a good offer.

But it'll have to be an awfully good offer before I'll take his second job.

At the end of that time, she told Michael she'd had a good offer for the store and was going to sell it.

What a waste of a perfectly good offer, he thought.

"I must say that you make a very good offer, Professor."

"It seemed like a real good offer to me," he said.

If a few more years are granted me, I shall remember your good offer of support.

There are frequently some good offers for kids to ski free too.

"But we're making you a good offer," I tried again desperately.

I made him a good offer for this place.

A union survey suggested that 80 percent would leave if they had a good offer elsewhere.

Very generous, I haven't had such a good offer for a long time.

She said that if given a good offer, she would come back.

The second bump comes when he learns to turn down good offers.

I kept the sister around for another year or so, then got a good offer and sold her, too."

"We set up these teams to find what each category of goods offers as a special business."