on the cheap造句

I got it on the cheap.

buy, sell, get sth on the cheap

Early on, he wrote software to snag expiring names on the cheap.

Now looks like the time to pick up more high-quality targets on the cheap.

Secondly, fake and inferior products are usually sold on the cheap.

A man collapsed on the cheap carpet floor at his desk, and his chair fell sideways.

He is his father all over, always wanting things on the cheap.

The second fear is that the Chinese are buying European jewels on the cheap. But there's no evidence for that.

Indeed, banks so far smell an opportunity to buy the assets of imploding subprime lenders on the cheap.

For a while revenues held up, suggesting it was possible to run a successful music firm on the cheap.

Student: You mentioned earlier about the hypothesis on the early adopters on the cheap phones We're assuming there's still somewhat of an early adopter thing, right?

So speculators could buy stocks on the cheap, sell futures contracts at higher prices, and simply store the metal until the contracts fell due.

This is not just about snapping up oilfields and copper mines on the cheap, as China has been doing all decade.

The last thing a bunch of bank bosses and multinational executives wants is for the nation-states of Europe to collapse, allowing their assets to be bought up on the cheap. Right?

The bank has picked up several loan portfolios on the cheap from banks in Europe as the market there has been struggling and institutions there look to off-load assets.

They had to out-innovate the big guys and do it on the cheap because their customers were consumers who weren't locked in with fat contracts and dedicated account reps.

Monitors flicker with insurance forms, time sheets and customer service e-mail messages, tasks from far away, sent to this corner of India to be processed on the cheap.

He'll assuredly be bandied about again this summer and if he can be had on the cheap, don't be surprised to see him in Lakers gold or Knicks blue next season.

Meanwhile, a slew of managers, including Blackstone Group and Och-Ziff Capital Management, have raised new funds or reallocated money to buy mortgages and corporate loans on the cheap.