I can let you have a bushel wholesale.'

Grandfather said he had very little wheat to sell but he could let her have a bushel or two.

Uncle Wesley and I have a bushel of arrow points gathered, a stack of axes, pipes, skin-dressing tools, tubes and mortars.

If I had a bushel of live coal in my stomach, it could hardly burn me more.

One Fourth of July we had a bushel basket of fireworks and were to set them off after dark.

He was offered wild-duck eggs, but he informed them that he had a bushel of the same on the boat.

They distract you and bother you with their loveliness till you wish that the English language had a bushel more adjectives.

"Lady," he answered dismally without turning around, "you can have a bushel of them for less than that."

"Oh, yes," promised the man, "you may have a bushel and a pint every day, besides a pailful of pink lemonade."

"Well, if they're no bigger than the snowbirds I 've seen," remarked one boy, "you'd have to have a bushel of them for a meal."