Sentence examples for mostly cheap from inspiring English sources

The thrills are mostly cheap, but they're still thrills.

He started collecting — "mostly cheap items," he said — in 1995 and, like Mr. Dudakov, many of his finds came from Moscow's antique shops and markets.

As Davis waited outside, I browsed in quaint, British-flavored shops, but found mostly cheap knickknacks emblazoned with "Bermuda" or expensive crystal and cashmere sweaters imported from England.

And so is the Giants' merry band of misfits and castoffs, a charmed group of mostly cheap free agents and waiver trades who Wednesday night ushered San Francisco ever closer to that elusive championship.

That's the way it is for a lot of people at the place they call Philly Park, a concrete box of a racetrack just north of the city, where mostly cheap horses grind away race after race.

South Street is mostly cheap retail and crowds of teenagers these days, but its former life is visible in the mosaics of Isaiah Zagar, which spangle random buildings like a particularly beautiful lichen.

One test on a price comparison website found journeys in Britain mostly cheaper than similar-length jaunts in France and Germany.

It's perfectly true that Amazon's approach is, for the moment, mostly cheaper for the consumer than the now-endangered agency model favoured by publishers.

Netbooks are extremely popular right now, on account of their being smaller, lighter and (mostly) cheaper than their full-notebook cousins.

The other terms are mostly summations, and are generally cheaper than.

Small, mostly decent, cheap houses, some fixed to withstand the winter and some not.