on sale

Idioms  

1. 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.

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Example Sentences

Investors usually have to pay up for that, but now some are on sale.

From The Wall Street Journal

The market’s biggest stocks are also on sale, with an index of the so-called Magnificent Seven tech giants now approaching bear market status, having fallen more than 17% from the all-time highs of late October.

From Barron's

Fans can register for presale tickets until April 2, and general ticket sales will go on sale April 10.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s still more than two years remaining before the Olympics return to L.A., but fans can lock in their seats this week when tickets officially go on sale.

From Los Angeles Times

The first tickets will go on sale from April 2-6 in a presale window reserved only for locals in Southern California and Oklahoma.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

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