on sale

Idioms and Phrases

At a reduced price, as in These rugs have been on sale for a month . The use of sale for disposing of goods at lowered prices dates from about 1860.

Example Sentences

Beauvais may not approach a new season the way she would an acting job, but it does require some preparation, like accruing outfits: “When I see things on sale, I grab them because I know we’re going to be doing a lot of things and you don’t have time during the season to really shop.”

From Los Angeles Times

Tickets for spring training went on sale Monday, and the price of lawn seats for Dodgers home games at Camelback Ranch range from $40 to $53 on weekends, $25 to $42 on weekdays.

From Los Angeles Times

It is set to intensify competition with rival Eli Lilly, whose popular weight-loss treatment also got the green light months ago but has yet to go on sale in the world's second largest pharmaceutical market.

From BBC

Wegovy went on sale in the US in 2021 where a month's supply currently costs $1,349.

From BBC

The good news: Spring training is three short months away, and tickets for the Dodgers’ exhibition games at Camelback Ranch went on sale Monday.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• competitive
• economical
• low-cost
• low-priced
• reasonable