Sentence examples for inexpensive selections from inspiring English sources

While it's not cheap, the inexpensive selections are excellent, and occasional values among older bottles pop up.

As for wine, Blue Point's list needs more inexpensive selections; we chose a lovely 1997 Sanford Rose ($30).

His front room is tightly packed with excellent inexpensive selections, but in the expansive rear of the shop he sells far more, including older vintages from France, California and Italy.

Don't be afraid to try inexpensive selections from up-and-coming wine-producing countries like Greece, Morocco, Israel and Lebanon, as well as former Soviet Bloc countries, says Vaynerchuk. "There's great value, but you have to go look in the trenches," he explains.

Good inexpensive selection, sold with enthusiasm.

Search for "3.5mm to RCA cables" to see their vast and inexpensive selection.

Head to beachside El Rossegall for an inexpensive selection of seafood and paella in a cosy setting – an excellent way to sample local fare without the tourist prices that often plague larger cities.

Since the information, which nodes are at which distance from each starting node, was already calculated (see "Calculating fastest paths" section for details), the process of finding a random appropriate node is just a computationally inexpensive selection of a random element of a list of possible targets.

In particular, they can be selected using synthetic in vitro approaches like phage or ribosome display allowing fast, specific, animal-experiment independent and rather inexpensive selection of antibody [ 2].

THE BAR Full bar with many unusually inexpensive wine selections.

Among the inexpensive, tasty selections sampled at a recent meal were a slightly spicy bowl of chili, two thick juicy pork chops with a baked apple that boasted raisins and brown sugar at its core, a memorable quiche Lorraine throwback and a vibrant chicken scarpariello of moist chicken breast strips, onions, potatoes, peppers, mushrooms and rice.