Sentence examples for cheap action from inspiring English sources

Occasionally you might have been given a cheap action figure and instructed to go play with it.

Mr. Collins, a 24-year-old black man, who was coming out of the Burger Hut restaurant last week, said: "Talk is cheap; action is money.

Of course, I'm well aware that Hollywood heroes usually live, but when I watched Con Air for the first time in the late 90s I hadn't yet had the pleasure of working my way through the abundance of cheap action flicks with all-American badasses and one-liner scripts churned out by Hollywood every year.

Our actions can create a GREAT impact to others, remember talk is cheap, actions are worth so much more.

But bizarrely Ms Leadsom's prescriptions do not mention energy efficiency, the cheapest action of all, nor does she mention the spiralling cost of Hinkley nuclear power station while onshore wind and solar are already cheaper [than nuclear power], and with costs still falling".

That's okay, because the price comes in below the cheapest action cameras (excluding Xiaomi).

The studios send their specialty divisions out in search of awards on the relative cheap, while action franchises, raunchy comedies and family-friendly animation bring in the big money and attract the heavy investments.

He looks curiously younger, idealized but not healthy, as if he had been turned into a store mannequin or one of the cheap PVC action figures made in Suzhou by Orso's clients.

A standard response to the phenomenon of massive voting is to note how cheap the action is and how much public effort is expended in exhorting citizens to vote.

Our actions can have a great impact on others — remember that talk is cheap, but actions are worth so much more.

What we kids got was a bunch of junk: cheap, live-action pictures from Disney, most of them starring Fred MacMurray.