Sentence examples for back to a cheaper from inspiring English sources

As its digital service expands, Netflix subscribers who want to ditch, say, an expensive $25-a-month 25-a-month 25-a-monthem to keeplanur DVDs at a time, may be more easily persuaded to cut back to a cheaper plan instead of canceling outright.

I started a new show in March and all was going great until June 24th, when the flagship station said they could no longer afford the show and are switching back to music, a cheaper alternative.

Going back to a time before cheap flights, departing for a holiday from Glasgow meant boarding a steamship bound for a seaside resort on the Clyde.

There was also concern expressed that last Friday's lifting of the ban on "short-selling" – traders selling shares they don't own with a view to buying them back at a cheaper price – may have exacerbated volatility in the market.

While the performance of The Motion Picture convinced the studio to back a (cheaper) sequel, Roddenberry was forced out of its creative control.

As the usher, Dolores Cooleen, ambled over, the three little faces looked guilty, resigned to being chased back to the cheap seats, yet hopeful for a reprieve.

Back to Cheaper Over There.

Therefore, the household is forced to fall back to cheaper, lower fuels.

I can't afford to stay, but I don't want to go back to the cheap seats, either.

Back to The Cheap Conglomerate.

We switched from a full cable-television package to just Netflix (yes, goodbye, Sports Center, cut back on eating out and switched to a cheaper phone plan.