Sentence examples for cheaper to have from inspiring English sources

They say, Great, it's cheaper to have holidays in Bali.

A tip: it's cheaper to have a drink inside than on the terrace.

Is it really cheaper to have to throw out bad food?

It would probably have been cheaper to have abandoned the original tickets and booked again.

"People think it's cheaper to have part-time officials, but it costs people a lot of money in other ways".

Not only was it cheaper to have roommates than to live alone, but it was more fun.

"It ain't pretty or cheap to have to lug this stuff back and forth".

"It's so cheap to have a digital camera and some editing tools on your desktop".

"It's very cheap to have a camera creep along the floor and add a few sounds and make it very dark," she explains.

Sure cauliflower is pricey, but it's still cheap to have your own garden and grow broccoli or cucumbers.

I joked about it in yesterday's Wife Watch!, but it's cheap to have Margene mimic her mother by sexy-dancing to the song "Take Your Mama".