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Example sentences for "cheape"

Lexicographically close words:
chaynes; chayre; che; chea; cheap; cheapen; cheapened; cheapening; cheapens; cheaper
  1. If they plant themselues in Mosco or Nouogrode their charge will be great and wonderfull, but not so in Vologda: for all things will there be had better cheape by the one half.

  2. Southwards of Kegor, where we should haue great plentie of salmon, if corne were any thing cheape in Russia: for then poore men would resort thither to kill salmon.

  3. Their liuing is better cheape in Famagusta then in any other place of the Island, because there may no kinde of prouision within their libertie bee solde out of the Citie.

  4. If they did not consume their golde in these vanities, it would be very plentifull and good cheape in Pegu.

  5. They haue as good Iennets, as any are in Spaine, and better cheape then they bee in Spaine.

  6. Are vowes so cheape with women, or the matter Whereof they are made, that they are writ in water, 10 And blowne away with winde?

  7. Deare howers were euer cheape to pidling me: I knew a glorious, and brauing Knight, That would be deem'd a truculentall wight: Of him I scrauld a dowty Comedy.

  8. There is great quantitie of sugar, honie, and waxe, and verie good cheape as aforesaide.

  9. It is a countrie well prouided of victuals, and as good cheape as in China.

  10. Also all kinde of sustenance is better cheape there then in Spaine.

  11. But as horne in windows is now quite laid downe in euerie place, so our lattises are also growne into lesse vse, bicause glasse is come to be so plentifull, and within a verie little so good cheape if not better then the other.

  12. Neuerthelesse it is much to be lamented that our generall bréed of cattell is not better looked vnto: for the greatest occupiers weane least store, bicause they can buie them (as they saie) far better cheape than to raise and bring them vp.

  13. As for wine, it is so plentifull and good cheape there most commonlie as in London, through the great recourse of merchants from France, Spaine, and Italie vnto the aforesaid Iland.

  14. He glanced at Mr. Cheape and Mr. Cheape very vigorously shook his head.

  15. Mr. Cheape read out a document he himself had prepared, but Mr. Bundercombe waved it away.

  16. I may add," Mr. Cheape joined in, "that I could not possibly recommend my clients to sign such a document.

  17. Mr. Cheape shrugged his shoulders as though to intimate that the conference was at an end.

  18. We were at once admitted into an overheated and overperfumed room and found Captain Bannister, Mrs. Delaporte, and Mr. Cheape awaiting us.

  19. Then I am afraid," Mr. Cheape decided, "there is nothing for it but to ask you to repair there and cash your own check.

  20. Worcester is stolne away by Night: thy Fathers Beard is turn'd white with the Newes; you may buy Land now as cheape as stinking Mackrell Prin.

  21. Scatters and Cheape sailed back for Suvla at 6.

  22. Scatters Wilson and Captain Cheape dined and stayed the night.

  23. I hope to see Romanes as cheape as Volcians.

  24. The Turkes oftentimes bring pepper from Mecha in Arabia, which they sell as good cheape as that which is brought from Ormus.

  25. It hath beene heretofore deare, and now is sold as good cheape as in any other place, and as they can best agree: they enforce no man to buy it, but rather kepe it: therefore your Marchants haue no iust cause to make any such report.

  26. For if you bring thither veluet, taffeta, spice, or any such commoditie that you your selfe desire to lade your selfe home with, you must not sell yours deare, least hereafter you purchase theirs not so cheape as you would.

  27. Gold is better cheape there then it is in Europe, but siluer is more woorth.

  28. The highest price of these thinges aforesayde I haue set downe, better cheape shall you sometymes buye them, for the great plentie thereof in this countrey.

  29. Neuerthelesse it is much to be lamented that our generall breed of cattell is not better looked vnto: for the greatest occupiers weane least store, bicause they can buie them (as they saie) far better cheape than to raise and bring them vp.

  30. Also he said, for the copper we wanted, that he would furnish us with it for 3 mas per pico better cheape then the Hollanders had bought of others.

  31. And I with a fat hen upon the spit, fresh from the Cheape this morning.

  32. I say further, 'tis in the shops and among the great Companies of the City that England's worthies are now to be found, and her advancement lieth less in the Great Council to be debated on, than in Cheape to be accomplished.

  33. Allow not Nature, more then Nature needs: Mans life is cheape as Beastes.

  34. At the old place my Lord, in East-cheape Prin.

  35. Then he led him from Bainards castell by Cheape to Barking; and so returned by Watling street againe: during which time there was shot out of the Tower a woonderfull peale of ordinance.

  36. And on the three and twentith daie of the same moneth, Perkin and Iohn Awater were drawne to Tiburne, where Perkin standing on a little scaffold, read his confession (as before he had doone in Cheape side) taking it on his death to be true.

  37. Water was first procured to the Standard in West Cheape about the year 1285, which Standard was again new built by the executors of John Welles, as shall be shown in another place.

  38. On the east side of this lane, betwixt West Cheape and the church of St. Augustine, Henry Walles, mayor (by license of Edward I.

  39. Henry, one thousand marks were granted by a common council towards the works of this conduit, and the reparations of other: this is called the little conduit in West Cheape by Paule's gate.

  40. Now let us return to the south side of Cheape ward.

  41. Tell Cheape to come and tow me home again.

  42. A second trunk was needed, and, after that, a little packing-case, and it was late next day when Cheape and the local carrier lifted them to the cart.

  43. Let the Cheape know it is the first of May!

  44. Clerk of the Bow Bell," all along the Cheape There came a shout that swelled into a roar.


  45. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cheape" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.