Sentence examples for cheap pick up from inspiring English sources
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but again, this is a company that was already deadpooled, so it was most likely a pretty cheap pick up of some technology by Big In Japan.
The 29-year-old Nick Garcia, a cheap pick-up for a first-round draft pick, is playing above his calling.
And, given how little the company raised, it was likely a cheap pick-up for Yahoo.
On the plus side, it's crazy cheap to pick up one of these ultrasonic machines, and after some kludging and cutting with water, you can get nicely drunk in a ridiculously short amount of time.
PS2s are filthy cheap to pick up, and while you can still pay a premium for some of the games highlighted here, really, what would you rather play: another Assassin's Creed, or the uniquely surreal celebration of violence that is God Hand? (If you seriously went for Assassin's Creed, maybe go read something else).
There will be cheap assets to pick up.
CDs and DVDs are cheap (you can pick up about 50 for $5) and easy to use.
Should you be in a pinch and need a phone on the cheap, you can pick up a MARBL for a paltry $30 in stores and online.
It isn't easy (or cheap) to just pick up and move to Zimbabwe (and I'm pretty sure it's probably not safe, but I like the way it's spelled).
Lipstick sales used to go up when the economy went down, perhaps because women were searching for a cheap pick-me-up or an edge in a job interview.
This'll probably be the cheapest way to pick up the iPhone version of Rock Band for a few weeks at least – so if there's interest there, strike while the iron is hot.
