Sentence examples for cheap novelty from inspiring English sources

Craig Core, the owner of Suburban Wholesale Florists and Supplies in Chatham, N.J., said that even before the drought, he had noticed a decline in sales for what he describes as a "cheap novelty item".

All of this helps explain why Mr. Singerman, a 42-year-old former Google engineer, has backed companies as diverse as a health insurance start-up, a payments company, a cancer drug maker and a seller of cheap novelty gifts.

In one episode from Cheap Novelties: The Pleasure of Urban Decay, Knipl picks up a playing card from the pavement.

ZA Cheap Novelties by Ben Katchor (Drawn & Quarterly, September) Subtitled The Pleasures of Urban Decay, this collection of one-page strips featuring real-estate photographer Julius Knipl was originally published in 1991.

The market for digital cameras has now overtaken the market for still cameras, and the range of models stretches from cheap novelties that double as key-rings to Sinar studio cameras capable of the highest quality.

I was possibly wearing that pair of cheap velour novelty antlers with bells which I often don in late December, largely to annoy the cat.

If Big Brown is rushed off to stud, his Triple Crown will be inevitably regarded as cheap — a novelty in itself considering the money involved.

Cilberto added that underutilized does not necessarily mean "cheap". The novelty of using squid-flavored barracuda meat to make what looks like an onion ring led Cilberto to claim that his product may be the first double-imitation.

Unfortunately, the store has largely failed to deliver on that potential, as developers have shied away from full-featured, useful apps in favor of flashy novelties that are cheaper to produce and more profitable.

Mr. Leahey said the A's offer fans many other enticements, from cheap tickets to novelty bobbleheads.

Only a few years after Edison's first crude newsreels were screened — mostly in penny arcades, alongside carnival games and other cheap attractions, the novelty had worn off, and Americans were flocking back to live vaudeville.