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31. She came downstairs with this garment, triumphant, not unwilling to please with pleasure so cheaply bought.

32. The most fundamental objection is that the government could be ignoring its long-term obligation to manage the debt cheaply in favour of short-term gains.

33. Psion's approach is to turn out software as cheaply as possible, making it uneconomical to bootleg copies.

34. Meanwhile many public assets were sold off cheaply, often to foreign firms.

35. The idea of recovering waste heat from air or water, and using it to heat buildings cheaply, is very attractive.

36. It was a way to cut costs and run a city, town or state more cheaply.sentencedict.com

37. Stock markets in both countries value the corporate assets that generate these profits relatively cheaply, he says.

38. Acronyms increasingly are being created not only to communicate quickly but cheaply, especially in classified ads.

39. Greenidge and Richards went cheaply, but only two more wickets were lost in strolling to victory.

40. Thus the raw materials of cotton and wool and the power of coal could be moved freely and cheaply.

41. There's no other way to explain the fact that he's been allowed to buy that land so cheaply.

42. Their predecessors are still to be found, sometimes cheaply with those who do not know their true significance and worth.

43. Such a relationship could be fostered effectively and relatively cheaply by efficient consuls.

44. No one dares ask whether any of it is worthwhile or could be done far more cheaply.

45. Norman ore was to have been smelted there with Ruhr coal(sentencedict.com), transported cheaply by sea.

46. Innovation had to take place cheaply, since central government could not fund much in the way of capital projects.

47. This mechanisation helped the skilled workers to increase production rapidly and to produce the cloth more cheaply.

48. None of this costs much money; all of it buys off, quite cheaply, some bothersome liberal constituencies.

49. Some of the problems that contribute most to the health gap between East and West could be tackled cheaply.

50. The great speed with which the computer carries out calculations means that experiments can be carried out quickly and cheaply.

51. However, Hanson was also famous for two other things: buying cheaply and managing its assets extremely well.

52. Because employers do not bother, the papers can be produced cheaply, so more illegal immigrants come in.

53. The remaining three wickets fell cheaply, with Aravinda de Silva named man of the match after his innings of 72.

54. And when they have outlived their usefulness, they are slaughtered or sold cheaply for lab experiments.

55. He helped to reorganize the local golf course so that students could play legally and cheaply.

56. Those animals not ransomed were usually sold cheaply to cultivators or butchers who knew full well the origins of the animal.

57. Many fairly recent objects can be found at home, bought cheaply in second-hand shops or borrowed from local people.

58. Sefton were left to fight a valiant rearguard action after losing half their batting cheaply.

59. You see, the parish owns some property which is rented very cheaply to deserving people.

60. A cooperative had also been established where blacks could buy goods more cheaply.