Sentence examples for a pretty cheap from inspiring English sources
That's a pretty cheap omelette.
"It was a pretty cheap night out," Mr. Billinger said.
This is a pretty cheap offer, and would see you saving £289.99 over EE's deal and £163 over the Apple store method, over the course of 24 months.
That was a pretty cheap trick when it was used in "Philadelphia," and it's no less manipulative — and effective — more than twenty years on.
NIXON: It's a pretty cheap shot to allow the generals to be put on the rack for the My Lai business.
We've had two expensive tournaments on the bounce in South Africa and Poland/Ukraine, and we've got a pretty cheap one coming up in France in two years' time," Perryman said.
The survey found the companies felt the detainee workers were worth no more than £2.50 an hour – pretty cheap for a plasterer and still a third of the minimum wage.
At current prices of about $80 a share, Xerox looks pretty cheap, trading at a discount of about 12% to the market as a whole.
"A guy can come out here for a weekend, it's pretty cheap," said Randy Duffy, who owns a metallurgical company in the Twin Cities area.
"To a Wall Streeter, intellectuals are pretty cheap," said Walter Russell Mead, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and the author of "God and Gold: Britain, America and the Making of the Modern World".
The M100 also figured this one was a bargain: Hertz is pretty cheap relative to its expected earnings power, with a price-to-earnings growth ratio of just 0.73.
