Sentence examples for bit of a rip from inspiring English sources
Comparing this to other local food festivals such as Abergavenny and Cowbridge, which both run a programme of free talks and demonstrations and have a lower ticket price, it felt like a bit of a rip off.
You don't have to buy a Pritt Stick as they're a bit of a rip off so buy the shops home brand.
Actually, New York's scheme is a bit of a rip-off, at least for casual users.
At $7.99 a month it's just as expensive at Netflix, but viewers still have to watch commercials during the streaming of TV shows, which sort of feels like a bit of a rip-off.
Set against that are letters complaining that a concert is a bit of a rip-off if it lasts only, say, 30 minutes in the first half and 40 in the second.
At $100 extra the optional USB Wi-Fi add-on is a bit of a rip-off about twice the prip-off aboutrable twice-partheversions.
It's a bit of a rip-off of Destiny with the Tower or Destiny 2 with the Farm, but it's a smart move for the game, giving a bit of life to the moments between the action.
Some would call this a bit of a rip-off, but if you text a lot, send the occasional picture message, and talk on the phone a bunch, then it really isn't that bad of a plan.
Yes, it was probably a bit of a misguided rip-off.
