Second, he has left me a pig in a poke.

"How can I ask you to buy a pig in a poke?"

The Council wants us to buy a pig in a poke.

Voters should not be asked to buy 10 pigs in a poke.

Obviously, we are paying for a pig in a poke.

I rather feel that we are buying a pig in a poke.

He cannot expect the citizens of Europe to buy a pig in a poke.

"We are being asked to buy a pig in a poke," he said.

"We have a saying: Never buy a pig in a poke."

These people could be selling us a pig in a poke."

No one should be buying a pig in a poke."

"Let them know we won't buy a pig in a poke," he said.

He would never have wasted a dramatic moment on a pig in a poke.

But Lazarus has been trying to sell me a pig in a poke.

"You don't buy a pig in a poke," the chairman said.

"Five hundred bucks is my limit for a pig in a poke."

A catalogue can mean a pig in a poke, I really don't advise it.

"It's not like they are buying a pig in a poke," he said.

Ask me no questions and I'll sell you no pigs in a poke.

Can you get your money back if the business you buy turns out to be a pig in a poke?

The electorate, I am convinced, will not be forced to buy a pig in a poke.

There's "too much at stake, as we say here, to buy a pig in a poke."

Pig in a poke, cat out of the bag.

You're not after buying a pig in a poke.

Looks like you've got pig in a poke mate.