bill of goods

You've been trying to sell me a bill of goods I'd certainly like to buy.

"We think the public has been sold a bill of goods."

Not everyone, it seems, has bought his bill of goods.

The book doesn't try to sell us a bill of goods about her mental health.

So, have writers all been sold a bill of goods?

"What is the bill of goods they are selling behind this?"

"Robert sold them a bill of goods to get us the job.

He could have succeeded in getting, it a clean bill of goods.

"They are trying to sell people a bill of goods, frankly."

"But if these people aren't called, will jurors feel they were sold a bill of goods?"

For once, the real estate agent didn't sell them a bill of goods.

"You're not the first to try and sell me that bill of goods.

Nobody's going out and saying hey, wait a minute, we're being sold a bill of goods.

"They sold us a bill of goods on good faith.

It gives new meaning to the expression "Being sold a bill of goods."

He sold the bill of goods to the President, and the Congress.

"These guys think they can sell the public a bill of goods that is based only on their political ambition, not reality," she said.

Earth is being sold a complete bill of goods.

And now the fans are angry, feeling they've been sold a bill of goods with Ryan as the new coach.

"That marshal must've really sold you a bill of goods."

We came here to have to sell you a a bill of goods and you were already sold.

You're talking about two very sophisticated individuals who felt they were being sold a bill of goods."

In a few days, Conroy delivered a bill of goods.

"The managing agents have been sold a bill of goods by the replacement industry," she says.

His own fear is that politicians, the rich and the influential are selling everybody else a bill of goods.