Sentence examples for cheap act from inspiring English sources
Shoe hurled at Musharraf http://t.co/c3hJ1tgcaJ Strongly condemn this cheap act.
What is irritating about Mr. Longo's project is not only its heavy-handed obviousness but also, through the spiritually cheap act of appropriation, how he lays claim to an unearned moral profundity.
In the novel's weakest passages, Harri's street-smart observations give way to portentous prose in which this pigeon-protector reflects on magpies, poisoned grain and the fleeting nature of human existence: "I owe it to all of you, a cheap act of confederacy against the drip-dripping of ill-captured sand".
It's easy to dismiss this kind of protest which followed dozens in the past few years over police brutality as a cheap act of catharsis.
The key to the AMFm approach is the flooding of the private market with cheap ACTs.
"These stories are cheap acts aimed at hurting Egypt and its image, and Mr. Morsi as well," said Mr. Nur el-Din, the antiquities professor.
When comparing the annual cost of the new drug to the cheapest ACT recommended by the GBA, annual costs were at least 54 % higher for those with more than one ACT.
They could hire five of these cheaper acts and they could put all of the money they would've spent on the tiger act into their pockets".
Shouldn't cancer patients be outside the boundaries of such a cheap political act?
Speaking in Juba, a southern city, he called the hijacking "a cheap terrorist act".
The Cheap Trains Act 1883 resulted in the provision of workmen's trains at special low fares at certain times of the day.
