Sentence examples for a sort of cheap from inspiring English sources

But, thinking positively, maybe it's therapeutic: a sort of cheap and cheerful version of the back-massaging devices offered in high-end executive saloons.

As we noted back in August, the feature is a sort of cheaper alternative to traditional premium multi-room music options like Sonos.

I've seen documentaries: everyone in the 1970s dressed badly; there was no electricity because of the unions; and even the air itself had a sort of hazy, cheap-looking quality to it, like it had been shot on 16mm film.

If they move too slowly, E.C.B. officials fear they will create a sort of addiction to cheap money that dilutes the incentives for banks to make the hard decisions — like raising new capital, or folding weaker banks into stronger ones — needed to repair the financial system.

If you have no idea what a Taipei is, imagine it as a sort of Tokyo with cheaper taxis and less tourists.

His theory – and it's a good one – is that "as Moore's Law continues apace, cities will continue to blanket themselves in all sorts of cheap, reliable, and (we hope) meaningful sensors.

LSU! LSU! LSU!" and then bombard us with beads and doubloons and all sorts of cheap little plastic trinkets.

Roll, Green Wave!" and inundate us with beads and doubloons and all sorts of cheap little plastic trinkets.

SOCCER FIELDS IN RED HOOK For over 15 years, vendors have gathered around the soccer fields in Red Hook on the weekends to cook up all sorts of cheap and amazing Latino cuisine.

Of course, items under $10 are not likely to be of the highest quality, but there's definitely a market for these sort of cheap (and often direct-to-consumer by way of China) products.

It's easy to sit at home or go to a movie - it's sort of cheap and you don't feel like it's that big of a risk.