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1. We supply basic, no-frills tractors at low prices.

2. It's a no-frills shop supplying only basic goods at affordable prices.

3. Try the smaller, no-frills airlines for cheap late flights.

4. The retreat was held in a no-frills hotel about thirty miles from the corporate headquarters.

5. The meeting was held at a no-frills hotel 30 minutes from corporate headquarters.

6. Even his outfit will be a no-frills, casual black ensemble.

7. Phonics-based reading is at the core of the no-frills academic program, and repetitive drills and memorization are stressed.

8. For no-frills environmental commitment, one cannot overlook Vermont.

9. Inspiration: We're a no-frills kind of couple.

10. Adding the feature increases the price, but the no-frills day-to-day convenience makes up for it.

11. Such businesses sell no-frills , standardized products and services .

12. OneLook: This no-frills online dictionary lets you look up basic definitions, related words, phrases and more.

13. The no-frills bowl was home to ten of the 18 matches, including all three knockout contests, earning its place in history as a "temple of football," so called by Jules Rimet himself.

14. Create a simple no-frills console-style application by typing the following code and then compiling and running it.

15. Hemingway 's plainspoken no-frills writing style became so famous that it was (and is) frequently parodied.

16. Fighting back, Jet launched a no-frills subsidiary, Jet Konnect, in May; last year[sentencedict.com], Kingfisher took over Air Deccan to create Kingfisher Red.

17. The network discovered that many of us like our no-frills beer, our Cheetos and our thrills cheap.

18. It keeps overheads down by focusing with near religious fervor on a no-frills approach, charging extra for baggage and meals.

19. Computers running Google's less-demanding Chrome OS should be even leaner, simpler and more inexpensive than the already no-frills netbooks that have flooded the market in past years.

20. And the products themselves are hardly substitutes for each other; one is all no-frills efficiency, the other more an appealing luxury, priced at $500 and up.

21. I wasn't sure, though. I mean, gardens do cost money, and after all these years I was used to living on a pretty lean, no-frills budget.

22. Pacific Crest Securities analyst Brent Bracelin noted PC prices have fallen for years, but the decline accelerated with the introduction of no-frills netbooks.

23. Revamping its clothing department to focus on basics like socks, underwear and no-frills jeans, which are selling better than other clothes.

24. Foreign auto makers' move into the market for cheap, no-frills cars began a couple of years ago, when the market for first-time car buyers burgeoned.

24. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.

25. The Nano comes with a single windshield wiper and a no-frills two-cylinder engine. Tata will begin accepting bookings for the car from April 9 to 25 and deliveries will start in early July.

26. The bad news is, if you're driving an older car — even a plain-Jane, no-frills model — you may be a target.

27. Maybe that is because the assistant is the disembodied likeness of a woman's face on a computer screen — a no-frills avatar.

28. The stripped-down approach is emblematic of Tummelson's business model, which is to produce a vast range of gamer-friendly, no-frills translations of German games for the English market.