Sentence examples for cheap like from inspiring English sources

Newspapers are cheap, like struggling football clubs.

"Now it's more like twice a month, and it's somewhere cheap, like Subway," she said.

Because it feels rigged and cheap – like a popularity contest that the insiders' club has decided".

And it's going to be cheap, like $300, so everyone in the 'hood can buy one".

"They have to know their emotional triggers and do something cheap, like concentrate on their breathing," Maher said.

(And sometimes her resistance feels cheap, like the staged phone conversation in "Glamour," between two bubble-headed women).

But stop posting cute pictures of puppies to win cheap likes".

If you do Planned Parenthood it might be cheaper, like, $10 a month.

Dressing this way can make you look cheap or like an escort.

"It costs a lot to look this cheap," she likes to say.

If all else fails buy some cheap ugg-like boots and cover them in tin foil.