Sentence examples for mostly cheaper from inspiring English sources

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 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.