Sentence examples for cheaper to throw from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it's actually cheaper to throw away clothes than to wash them.

"So when I scored my first touchdown, I thought, 'It's cheaper to throw the ball on the ground then in the stands.' And that's what I did".

If there are none, buy or take oversized T-shirts to wear on top -- it will be cheaper to throw them away than have them laundered.

But I was distressed to see the suggestion by the Women's Travel Club that it was cheaper to throw away T-shirts than have them laundered ("Plotting a Spa Getaway").

But digital content creators everywhere are at it too (it's a hell of a lot easier and cheaper to throw something together and then, bypassing the agency, shoot it to a company's CEO or chief marketing officer than it was even a few years ago).

This will give publishers greater freedom to create both games that were too massive and amazing for tiny cartridges (MMORPGs, for instance), as well as tiny casual games that are likely too cheap to throw on one (Snakes II: The Revenge).

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

But, after a few uses, scratches compromised the integrity of the chambers, so Epstein built a more primitive version, using the perforated base of a pipette stand, which was cheap enough to throw away when it became worn.

He explained this departure to his British publisher: "Wandering up and down the Pacific coast in an automobile I began to read pulp magazines, because they were cheap enough to throw away and because I never had at any time any taste for the kind of thing which is known as women's magazines.

Many ports lack the facilities to collect, recycle or trade nets and it's simply cheaper and easier to throw them overboard.

You might be surprised at how much cheaper it is to throw a wedding in December than in the peak wedding season of the summer or early fall.