Sentence examples for cheap change from inspiring English sources

So I asked the experts for some alternatives... Changing rooms "For a cheap change," says stylist Jasmine Orchard (jasmineorchardstyling.com), "shuffle stuff between rooms.

Instead, it ordered far cheaper changes that spared fewer organisms.

That's not cheap, fashions change and the leverage brigade rarely leaves fat to be trimmed.

Cowpea prices are relatively cheap and change in a wide range, so the forecasting effect of weekly prices are good, which we can also see from the figures.

The team focused on plastics, because it's easy (and cheap) to change their properties, such as elasticity, by varying the recipe.

The latter is fine and cheap, just change the water often.

See beyond chipped paint and horrible knobs, those are easy and relatively cheap to change.

I was tempted to agree, but the succulent new shrimp dumplings and still ludicrously cheap bill changed my mind.

The films, far from being cheap entertainment, "changed the way we look at the West," said Jeffrey Richardson, the curator for Western history, popular culture and firearms at the Autry National Center in Los Angeles.

Yet having heard that the hostel scene, while still being unbelievably cheap, had changed significantly over the years, I decided to try again — only this time, rather than being accompanied by a cute male hitchhiker, I had my teenage daughters in tow.

Says Roede "It's a lot cheaper to change things on paper".