Sentence examples for cheap nasty from inspiring English sources
Get it on the radio, have a cheap nasty hit.
It conjures images of inexpensive studenty fare made from cheap, nasty ingredients.
"Cheap nasty & unbecoming of a national leader," David Lammy, a former Labour minister of higher education, wrote.
She is a terrible fashion snob, talking about people wearing "hideous cheap nasty rubbish" and "dresses above the knee, with big fat legs – I mean, awful".
We're like American winos, hiding our cheap, nasty, yet oh-so-satisfying liquor in brown paper bags – or the dead grey plastic of a Kindle.
This model has been broken in some of the New Labour-era blocks of flats on the river, but the cheap, nasty designs there reflect a panic to build before the money ran out.
Salmon founded a romantic, grunge branch of punk, starting with his Perth-based band, the Cheap Nasties, in 1976.
On the other side of Australia, in Perth, germinal punk rock act the Cheap Nasties, featuring singer-guitarist Kim Salmon, formed in August.
Antenna was Faulkner's side project (1998 1999) collaborating with long-time friend Kim Salmon (The Cheap Nasties, The Manikins, The Scientists, Beasts of Bourbon), also in Antenna were Justin Frew and Stuart McCarthy (both of Southend).
In his speech, Mr Bryant said that such "cheap and nasty gimmicks" by the government left "a nasty taste in the mouth".
