Sentence examples for cheap cubicle from inspiring English sources

All this for a clientele described by Ms. Weingram as young, connected "and attractive," and by Mr. Kunkel as people who might choose a cheap cubicle for their city accommodations, yet "go out for $300-a-bottle 300-a-bottle 300-a-bottle

They put on ties and sit in cheap cubicles making cold calls after catching some gnarly waves.

There are also cheap sleeping cubicles available for travelers.

They are cheaper than cubicles, and much more fun.

Cubicles were cheap, and meant a growing professional class could be packed in like battery hens, but with the illusion of individual offices.

"Got a short life left," says Mike Slokevace, who lives at the Andrews Hotel, which has the cheapest rooms -- cubicles really -- at $4.50 a night.

Plus idlers in cubicles searching for cheap farmland and chicken fences and what kind of goats give the best milk.

THE BATHROOM Cleanly tiled, with a glass shower cubicle, it felt efficient but not cheap.

Anyone who has ever sat under flat fluorescent light in an office cubicle, a waiting room, a government bureau, a cheap restaurant or a dirty motel understands this pretty well.

Watch an episode of "The Biggest Loser," now in its seventh season on NBC, and see the pitfalls of the American diet written extra-large: cheap, high-calorie snacks everywhere, days spent in cars and cubicles and a near disappearance of home cooking.

My cubicle neighbor at work even chastised me for being too cheap.