Sentence examples for cheap entry for from inspiring English sources

Like the Sumo, it'll come to Apple, Best Buy, Sprint and Verizon in August, with a sticker price of just $99.99 (which is a cheap entry for aerial drones in general).

The cheapest entry for one-off matches at Cardiff City Stadium remains £18, although adult shirts are up 15.5% to £45.

A 48-hour Salzburg card, gives free public transport and cheap entry some attractions for €32.

The company released the XpressMusic as a cheap, entry-level phone for folks who wanted to listen to music.

For a cheaper entry point, see the table below with some Flannery picks and pans.

Parks had cheap or sometimes free entry for youths to hang out all day, and spook rides which often came out around Halloween offered the perfect opportunity to be alone in the dark with someone else, away from parents' prying eyes.

A snapshot of ticket prices shows that New York is cheaper at entry level for high-profile gigs, while medium-sized and small venues are pretty much equivalent.

"It used to be a cheap-entry business, where you could sign an artist for less that $100,000," he said.

Optical chips are also relatively easy and cheap to make, which lowers the barrier to entry for startups, he says.

The first thing to say is that it's reasonably cheap to visit – €5 per person, with free entry for under-10s.

It was dense and walkable and, more important, cheap — meaning that there was a low barrier to entry for any new idea.