Sentence examples for be cheaper on from inspiring English sources
Beach admission should be cheaper on cloudy days than on sunny ones.
"Sport should be cheaper on TV," he says.
Another tip: tickets can be cheaper on a Tuesday or Wednesday, because that's when many airlines initiate fare sales.
So they drive and park, even when the car service may actually be cheaper on a trip that will last five days or more.
"Buyers don't want to commit to something that could be cheaper on 24 June and sellers don't feel inclined to take less for their home than their neighbour achieved six months ago.
For now, at least theyre likely to be cheaper on MySpace, thats for sure.
It's also likely that any solution devised by Mr. Kaps's team of experts won't be cheap on the consumer end, either.
MS: Xbox 360 HD DVD Player to be Cheapest on Market [Gamedaily via DailyTech].
Activities should be cheap, on a convenient moment, focused on their children and not on themselves, not tutoring, not theoretical, and school-or home-based.
Ultrasonography may be cheap on a per person basis, but screening is not just a test but a programme with several interdependent activities.
Be cheap on clothes that go out of style fast.
