sell at a reduced price

One-day passes are sometimes sold at a reduced price.

Tickets were sold at a reduced price.

A sales exception is made for bakery products, which can be sold at a reduced price after this date (usually as "day old" products).

The seeds were donated free of charge, and were in turn sold at a reduced price in local markets.

This phone was sometimes sold at a reduced price, as low as $19 for a brand new device on rare occasions.

The suggestion was controversial, since local residents argued that the mansion was sold at a reduced price on the understanding that it would be open to the public.

It was sold at a reduced price and only 8000 copies were pressed, which sold out in a week, making it No 1 in the "budget" album chart.

In 1622, after the Battle of the White Mountain, the castle was confiscated and sold at a reduced price to Jan Kaprovi z Kaprštejn.

A few of those included news about the sale of The Star Tribune, a newspaper that found itself in reduced circumstances and sold at a reduced price to a private equity group.

The band took its self-mocking name from the publishing term remaindered book, a work of which the unsold remainder of the publisher's stock of copies is sold at a reduced price.

It became available in the United States in late 2003 in bilingual packaging, and initially sold at a reduced price, presumably to become a competitor against Coke's Fanta brand.

When the strikers realized they were grossly outnumbered and that some of the members were selling at a reduced price, they resorted to roadblocks to prevent milk deliveries to the manufacturers.

The other permits an owner whose license is in jeopardy at the F.C.C. to sell at a reduced price to a minority operator rather than risk complete loss of the license.