Sentence examples for affordable starting from inspiring English sources

The Orioles acquired affordable starting pitchers like Jason Hammel and Wei-Yin Chen.

THE BILL Prices are quite affordable, starting at $12.95 for several of the entrees and going up to $24.95 for the paella, which is big enough for two.

Not so at the Gin Palace, a new bar in the East Village that would like to make the current gin trend more affordable, starting with a gin and tonic that spews from a tap.

And in an effort to make competing more affordable, starting in 2014 fewer national tournaments will be conducted and they will have smaller fields to emphasize regional junior competitions.

The Spark is affordable, starting at $12,245 for the base model and rising to $13,745 for the Spark 1LT with Bluetooth connectivity or $15,045 for the top-of-the-line Spark 2LT.

Tesla Motors announced on Sunday that it had canceled plans to produce a 40 kilowatt-hour version of its Model S – the version that was to be the most affordable, starting at $59,900, of the company's all-electric sedan offerings, with the smallest battery and the least amount of driving range.

The 84-horsepower runabout is a curious product from a company that also produces the 580-horsepower Camaro ZL1, but therein lies much of its appeal, Mr. Ulrich writes: The Spark is ultra-affordable, starting at $12,995, rising to $15,795 for the line-topping 2LT, and it never feels cheap or chintzy.

Top 10 metropolitan areas with the most affordable housing, starting with the least expensive: * Rockford, Ill.

In the areas where homes are more affordable, and starting a family possible, there are often employment issues.

The court would seek to reduce bankrupt borrowers' total debt to affordable levels, starting with unsecured debt like credit cards, then undersecured debt, like second mortgages, and then, if necessary, the primary mortgage debt.

Beginning in the 1990s, the brothers began rehabbing affordable rentals, starting in the Highbridge section of the Bronx with a 5-building, 150-unit complex that they gutted in partnership with Jeffrey E. Levine, now the chairman of Douglaston Development.