bring-and-buy sale

noun

1. an informal sale, often conducted for charity, to which people bring items for sale and buy those that others have brought

Example Sentences

Of course it doesn't: News Corp is a multibillion-dollar beast, not a bring-and-buy sale.

From The Guardian

Shareholders and customers also complain of "utterly confused" shop layouts, mountains of poor quality clothes "piled up like a bring-and-buy sale", lack of staff, poor bra-fitting services and the company's apparent failure to understand its customers and the clothes they want.

From The Guardian

Photograph: Corbis A long lost book of tributes to Byron from the poet's family vault has been discovered at a bring-and-buy sale in Savannah, Georgia.

From The Guardian

Photograph: Stephen Shepherd The village of Longborough in Gloucestershire is the epitome of Cotswolds sleepiness, a vision of pastoral English loveliness in which you might expect the most exciting events of the year to be the charity cricket match or the bring-and-buy sale.

From The Guardian