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Example sentences for "much cheaper"

  • It is the interest of the owners of bank money, on the contrary, to raise the agio, in order either to sell their bank money so much dearer, or to buy a receipt so much cheaper.

  • It is almost the same as cash, because we have to give the goods so much cheaper.

  • The goods which we pay for the knitting are sold much cheaper to her than to others.

  • That is much cheaper than I can purchase them for in Lerwick.

  • The land there is, I think, much cheaper than it is throughout Shetland generally.

  • After all, however, coal is so much cheaper, and the gas produced from it is now so well purified, that oil and rosin are very little used in gas apparatus.

  • Instead of alcohol, a much cheaper vehicle is water saturated with sulphurous acid; and if a few drops of creosote be added, the mixture will become very efficacious.

  • At present all these assays are made more simply, by much cheaper methods, and cost a penny farthing each upon an average.

  • Besides, the frontier will be capable of defence, at a much cheaper rate, in this way than at present it can be.

  • Congress to sell their lands under a dollar per acre; and as Mr. Randall wanted the lands so much cheaper, he must in the course of his duty oppose the plan.

  • He says laces are made so much cheaper in the old country, that when imported, paying even a duty of twenty or twenty-five per cent.

  • French lithographs are prepared and the coloring done so much cheaper in Europe, they have ceased to have it done in New York.

  • In Massachusetts, most of the shoes are made in country towns, where living is much cheaper than in the cities; and the business in cities is very much absorbed by foreigners, that can live much cheaper than Americans.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    much account; much again; much altered; much beloved; much celebrated; much engaged; much farther; much food; much good; much grown; much haste; much heat; much increased; much inferior; much interested; much length; much love; much misery; much mistaken; much pain; much said; much snow; much suffering; that gentleman; thou should; water until