Sentence examples for mostly inexpensive from inspiring English sources

The cars parked outside the compound were mostly inexpensive family saloons.

The mostly inexpensive wine list, especially the reds, shows an Iberian influence.

Mostly inexpensive bottles, from $18 to $35, with 15 wines by the glass, from $5 to $8.50.

Hillcrest added hundreds of single-family houses, mostly inexpensive Cape Cods or split-levels on small lots.

Following in his footsteps, Dario Sattui created a line of mostly inexpensive wines for sale directly to consumers.

He said that when he bought the business, he inherited some used books, mostly inexpensive paperbacks and has worked to upgrade his stock.

Forty years ago, the wine communes of the Cote Chalonnaise, south of the Cote d'Or, were a source of mediocre wines used mostly in inexpensive sparkling Burgundy.

Mostly, the inexpensive and environmentally friendly nature of these catalysts led to their broad use in research laboratories and even to their application in the industry for Friedel-Crafts alkylation reactions.

But life was mostly quiet — and inexpensive.

The inexpensive, mostly Italian wine list has 25 bottles ($25 to $30) and five wines by the glass ($7).

But for decades, while the Japan-based auto companies wedged a toe into the passenger car market -- followed by a foot, an arm and a couple of legs -- they confined their pickup efforts mostly to small, inexpensive, relatively economical models.