Sentence examples for cheap fire from inspiring English sources
At first, the news that came in on the morning radio shows seemed tragic but comprehensible: These were deaths that could have been prevented, investigators reminded the public, with a simple, cheap fire detector.
"What we're going to need now is co-operation between the commonwealth government and the state government, the administrator, and most importantly Arrium's creditors, to come up with a deal so that Arrium can eventually trade out of trouble rather than enter into a cheap fire sale," he said.
Once considered "cheap fire water", the agave-based alcohol is now one of the country's most popular liquors.
Incidentally, if you don't need 4K capabilities, the cheaper Fire TV Stick is still available.
The cheapest Fire will sell for $139, a substantial discount from the previous version.
The buildings' steel beams, instead of being encased in traditional heavy-duty masonry, were coated with cheaper fire-retardant foam that tended not to stick to the beams properly.
Several people even tried to pass as firefighters, sneaking into the closed area wearing rain coats and cheap imitiation fire hats, the authorities said.
Ditto was arrested after an incident at the Bungalo Bar in Portland, Oregon, which boasts "cheap drinks", "fire pits" and a "huge whiskey selection".
Android tablets have taken some market share from the iPad in the last year, but with the rise of the cheap Kindle Fire, new Windows 8 tablets — and Microsoft's big push on content for those, coupled with Apple's newest iPad models, this holiday season is very much up for grabs.
They are still far cheaper than tablets — the cheapest Kindle costs $70, while the cheapest Kindle Fire tablet costs $160.
In 1914 the critic and essayist James G. Huneker wrote that "Cheap, quick-fire food-hells" were supplanting many of the city's famous restaurants, and fired a shot at the cocktail saying: "The young folks nowadays are not epicures.
