Sentence examples for looking for something cheaper from inspiring English sources

I was looking for something cheaper.

Leonard Green is now looking for something cheaper but equally accessible, and 99 Cents Only is a prime candidate.

If you're looking for something cheaper, the Sennheiser PC 310, HyperX Cloud II and Creative Sound Blaster Tactic3D Alpha are all pretty good options and will support PCs and most consoles – just make sure you buy the right version for the machine your recipient is playing on.

I'm coming with my boyfriend, and we're looking for something cheap -- almost everything in dollars is quite expensive for us.

The flowers are good, if you are looking for something cheap.

For my other two nights, I looked for something cheaper than what the Internet services offered.

So, if you know you won't wear the item too many times, or if the design is too common, look for something cheaper at another good store.

I'd probably look for something cheap and cheerful that could be relegated to another room or junked.

In an age filled with austerity and uncertainty about jobs and property, it seems only natural that young people would look for something cheap and comforting to do, and baking fits that bill magnificently.

And the lower house prices mean that you are far less restricted in terms of location: houses in Paris, France's most expensive area, cost an average of just £152,996, for example, while if you're looking for something even cheaper you could try Languedoc (average price: £49,315) or head south to Italy and buy in Tuscany (average: £81,840) or Umbria (£46,398).

"I was looking for something pretty cheap to break," Gagne said.