Sentence examples for very cheap prices from inspiring English sources
The only markets they have open are very local for very cheap prices.
Suspicious students should look for 'badly-applied labels, fake tax stamps, misspelt labels, unfamiliar brand names and very cheap prices'.
The government is to ban the sale of alcohol at very cheap prices in England and Wales, the Home Office has announced.
For example, the study mentions Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman, who financed Boris Yeltsin's re-election campaign in 1996 and was able to buy state-owned oil and metals companies at very cheap prices, the Wall Street Journal reported in 2001.
However, banks are not willing to sell their distressed loans at very cheap prices.
"We see lots of opportunities," says Kaloo. "There are lots of high quality companies at very cheap prices".
After making a lot of money going public with his own company, a corporate raider noticed that Baldwin United was selling at a very cheap price.
"If the Americans coöperate and let the Baath Party back, they can secure their interests in Iraq at a very cheap price," he said.
By The New Yorker October 15, 2008 At the Frankfurt Book Fair, publishers are arguing that books are the best way to weather the economic downturn: "Maybe the crisis is a chance for booksellers to reassert their role in the community as providers of pleasure, of knowledge, for a very, very cheap price".
"To be a supporter is the best, because you can be critical for a very cheap price.
In my view, that is a very cheap price, but to sweeten the pot a little more, consider, too, that GLW pays a dividend equal to 2.5% of its current $8 price.
