Sentence examples for commonly cheap from inspiring English sources

Fake alcohol is generally either illegally made, unregulated drink – think bathtubs and grubby tubes – or, more commonly, cheap but legally produced alcohol placed in higher-end bottles and passed off as the brand on the label.

"Society is commonly too cheap," Henry David Thoreau wrote.

Thoreau went to Walden Pond on the anniversary of America's declared independence from Britain—July 4, 1845, declaring his own independence from a society that is "commonly too cheap".

Vasopressin is a very commonly available, relatively cheap drug.

Not only did the Dyson cost much more than most machines sold at retail but it was made almost entirely of plastic, a material commonly associated with cheap products.

Nimmich said the rise of semisubs has been traced to two unnamed men, a Pakistani and a Sri Lankan, who in early 2006 provided plans to the Colombians for building semisubs quickly, stealthily and out of cheap, commonly available materials.

In-room coffee commonly ranges from cheap drip-brewed to environmentally disastrous pod-pours.

It is most commonly used in cheap remote controlled toys.

I initially chose a set from Baldwin's elegant Estate 5000 series; the knob ($244) and deadbolt ($91) don't have the external screws and other less stylish touches commonly seen on cheaper hardware.

Vincent D. Pellegrin, the chief operating officer of Metro Transit in Minneapolis, said that he was in the process of switching his fleet of nearly 1,000 buses from a fuel like the one used in New York City buses to the more commonly available, and cheaper, No. 2 diesel.

Perhaps as it becomes more commonly available, and cheaper, more people will embrace it.