Sentence examples for cheap decorations from inspiring English sources

If your teen decides it's acceptable to decorate, look in dollar stores or goodwill/thrift stores to find cheap decorations; those things can come with a hefty price tag.

Disposable wrapping paper, cheap decorations, fake trees, white elephant exchanges, cards, cookie packaging — it can all seem like too much, especially to folks who try to cut down their waste year-round.

Aside from the cheap decorations, there was clearly money invested in this place.

There is plenty of places you can go to that have cheap decorations.

Cheap decorations come at a high environmental cost, while simple and fewer decorations can be very effective and elegant.

Go to dollar stores, Walmart, or Target to buy cheap decorations and snacks.* Don't invite guests just because it'll make your party seem better.

Even though pop-up retail openings typically peak around holidays like Christmas or Halloween when they can feed off the demand for cheaper decorations and gifts, it seems like this particular business model is slowly creeping its way into other markets.

Once you have a nest, a house, and a storage, spend your remaining resources on the cheapest decorations, the Mossy Twig.

The cheap plastic enclosures and gaudy decorations are part of the fun.

Instead, I hurriedly bought a pile of cheap supermarket decorations and decorated the tree alone, as though it were just another chore rather than a meaningful family ritual.

Jessica Parks's scenic design feels absolutely right: a combination living room and kitchen decorated with a hodgepodge of ugly art, cheap Christmas decorations (lots of sparkly red garland) and refrigerator magnets.