Sentence examples for cheaper slice from inspiring English sources

A cheaper slice of this picturesque shore can be found at Ocean 105 (L. G. Smith Boulevard 105; 297-592-0287; www.arubaoceanfront.com), a new boutique hotel nestled on a coral ledge overlooking the Caribbean.

Burger chain behemoth McDonalds has been offering up more chicken at its drive-through, which means further pressure on KFC while pizza lovers have been leaving Pizza Hut and buying cheaper slices at rivals like Domino's and Papa Johns.

You try to cover your ears with your pillow, but it is as thick and as noise-canceling as a cheap slice of ham.

You try to cover your ears with your pillow, but it is as thick and as noise-cancelling as a cheap slice of ham.

Last April, Adam Kuban, 35, the managing editor of SeriousEats.com and the founder of the pizza blog Slice, had what he called a "cheap-slice showdown" between 99¢ Fresh and 2 Bros.

The business plan works like this: Saysme.tv offers a service over the Internet that streamlines the submission process for homemade television advertising and offers cheap slices of cable-TV time — perhaps as little as $6 for a 25-second spot, assuming you are O.K. with appearing on CNN Headline News sometime next week in parts of Charlotte, N.C., in the wee hours.

Bartley conceded a cheap corner, slicing the ball away in a panic.

This bit of Bali is to braid-headed and surf-crazy Australians and Japanese what Benidorm is to Brits - a cheap and cheerful slice of beachfront action.

(Tip: have meats sliced to order; it's cheaper than pre-sliced).

They wanted cheaper rent and a slice of the matchday income, and that's what they've got.

And the same goes for pizza, which, at 99 cents a slice, is cheaper — relative to the value of the dollar — than it has ever been in history.