cheap trip造句

• Any traveler who's offered a cheap trip should do a little comparison shopping.
• Regardless, it's a good, cheap trip to the past.
• On the other hand, it's a pretty cheap trip back in time for a genuinely satisfying sip of history.
• Steamboat company officials admit it's not a cheap trip, but note that 28 percent to 30 percent of their passengers are repeats.
• Many of those on board had taken advantage of a promotion in " The Sun " newspaper offering cheap trips to the continent.
• A husband and wife who ran a travel agency offering cheap trips abroad and coveted visas to the West were in fact murdering clients and selling their organs, police said Friday.
• Frequent flier accounts have built into the trillions of miles as customers learned to play the system, even flying less-direct routes or taking cheap trips at the end of the year to build up segments or miles.
• There were five different options, starting from a cheap trip inside Finland, and getting progressively more expensive and further away, with the best option being a trip to some famous sunny beach holiday resort near the Equator.
• Filmed in a relatively quick 56 days at locations across the continent, " Catch Me " was even a relatively cheap trip : Spielberg says the detailed period piece's budget was $ 65 million-- half of which went toward star salaries.