Sentence examples for cheap spot from inspiring English sources
This self-proclaimed largest mall in the Caribbean is a useful, cheap spot for stocking up on US brands.
"Europe has a lot of access to relatively cheap spot market gas," said Graham Freedman, a gas expert at Wood MacKenzie, the energy consultants.
Donald Shoup, a parking expert at the University of California, Los Angeles, said San Francisco's plan would provide incentive for using mass transit and discourage those searching for the perfect — and cheap — spot.
Open March-October; pitch plus tent from €11 per night, plus €10pp, children €4; +39 05 5237 4704, florencecamping.com This green campsite, less than 30 minutes from the city centre, the airport and the train station, is a handy and cheap spot to pitch up when visiting Prague.
They want fine dining and great cheap spots.
Food: The venue is surrounded by cheap spots to eat, but has recently allowed street-food vans to set up in the car park.
The normally intractable Russian company renegotiated contracts with European customers for a three-year "crisis period" to allow up to 15% of gas to be priced on cheaper spot terms.
An estate agent has given Monopoly a makeover to show that Old Kent Road might still be the cheapest spot on the board, but it will cost a whole lot more than £60 to put a house there.
The main appeal of Swindon for his firm, he says, is that "it's the cheapest spot on the M4", largely thanks to the absence of bigger competitors.What has caused this change?
A donor in Cyprus will probably get paid a few hundred dollars for her eggs, Mr. Carney estimates, while customers — often from Western Europe — will pay $8,000 to $14,000 for full-service egg implantation with in vitro fertilization in Cyprus, "about 30 percent less than the next cheapest spot in the Western world".
In economic terms, it is a classic example of someone not telling the truth (revealing their true demand in this case) in order to benefit (getting cheaper spot market prices).
