Sentence examples for cheap going from inspiring English sources

But it's not cheap — going to a tailor to get a shirt fitted and made costs real money.

Not because it's the first or only GSM/WiFi phone, but because it's cheap, going for about $75 £39.955) with a one-year contract.

A ticket to the AFC Championship -- New York Jets vs. Pittsburgh Steelers -- is definitely not cheap, going for $604 on average.

Jones, a Wall Street investment manager who wanted to "hedge" his clients' risk by buying stocks he considered cheap ("going long") and selling stocks he considered overvalued ("going short"), set up the first hedge fund, in 1949.

"The premiums skyrocketed," he said, "and prescriptions, which had been really cheap, went to about $75 each".

If you're after cheap, go the old fashioned route and use cables.

Advice is cheap, goes the old adage.

AND NOTHING THAT LOOKS CHEAP!!! go for quality, more pricey.

And smuggled gas is cheaper, going for $130 a canister in the Marcone case.

If the yuan was the cheapest thing going back then, now its cheapness has all but gone.

And cheaper than going to Siena.