Sentence examples for being ripped off at from inspiring English sources

It keeps things intimate, it retains the soul and it makes the audience feel more like they're a part of the scene, rather than just a hapless punter being ripped off at every turn.

I was going to be thigh-by-thigh with a hundred or so other drunk, silent, lonely people, all of us being ripped off at every turn and wondering why we were returning to London after everything Lisbon had to offer. .

I feel I've been naive but I'm also angry at being ripped off.

My clothes were being ripped off.

That's another point isn't it, being ripped off.

The night following the election, a 19-year old woman reported her hijab was ripped off at San Jose State University in California.

"Viewers are cottoning onto TV producers tricks and they feel they are being ripped off," said a senior executive at a media agency.

'It has been a tough year with plenty of ups and downs - being ripped off by a rogue trader, troubles at work - and a real holiday escape would set us all up for an exciting 2008 with regenerated optimism.

The IMF suggests that as well as checking up on the safety of financial products to prevent customers being ripped off, watchdogs should look more closely at how they might affect market stability – forcing them to hold more liquid assets, and subjecting them to stress tests along the lines of those imposed on major banks, for example.

We've been "ripped off", they cry.

Meanwhile, all Australians are ripped off.