Sentence examples for cheap offers from inspiring English sources

But there's a bunch of other — slightly more expensive but still cheap — offers, including GTA 5 bundles.

Aggressive supermarket buying practices are also singled out for criticism as well as "too good to be true" cheap offers.

To lure us in, they serve up a witch's brew of tricks; loyalty points, cashback cards and tantalisingly "cheap" offers, on everything from car insurance to groceries.

Selling assets off on the cheap offers free money to a minority with cash to spare at the expense of taxpayers in general, and indeed of the national debt.

In many cases, the e-cigarette has taken their place, literally: after losing customers to a flood of cheap offers from phone companies, some mobile phone vendors have split their stores in two, with phones on one side, and e-cigarettes on the other.

Vicars said the club were mindful of concerns voiced last season that last-minute cheap offers were unfair on those who had bought season tickets.

Paper maps are fail-safe, relatively cheap, offer superior resolution and provide large scale overview.

The club also sold more than 12,000 season tickets, with 12,019 fans buying one before the end of the deadline for the cheap offer on 31 July.

Toys RR" Us, Wal-Mart, Macy's, Kohl's, Best Buy and Target will start their Black Friday sales earlier than ever — at 9 and 10 p.m. in some instances — with dirt-cheap offers intended to secure their customers' limited dollars.

New rules forcing suppliers to put details of their cheapest offers – personalised for individual consumers – on all bills will be introduced by the end of March.

Together, these trends will bring about a future that is safer, cheaper, offers more choices and is more resource efficient.