Sentence examples for a complete rip-off from inspiring English sources

To my mind, it's a complete rip-off of a character we had in The League of Gentlemen.

It is saved from being a complete rip-off of Richard Long's stone floor pieces by the exotic quality of the stone.

Some of them are offering 10% off, which seems quite a good deal, but someone told me that they are essentially a complete rip-off?

But I will say that I think the British version of The Office is a complete rip-off of our [NBC's] rip-off of it.

He went on to explain that he can understand people who say it is "a complete rip-off" but knew the importance of "going backwards to go forwards" in order to introduce new characters.

Of Andrew Lloyd Webber's latest West End talent search show, Superstar, which drew fewer than 3 million viewers for most episodes on ITV1 in July, Holloway says: "That really was a complete rip-off of everything that we did.

All that record is is a complete rip off of The Cat by Jimmy Smith".

He held a minor role in the original, which he claims was almost a complete rip off from Gary Oldman's Drexl Spivey in Tarantino's True Romance back in 1993.

Tables are a complete rip off.

Sometimes game prices are a complete rip off.

In 1978, the influential fantasy editor Lin Carter denounced The Sword of Shannara as "the single most cold-blooded, complete rip-off of another book that I have ever read".