Sentence examples similar to cheap post from inspiring English sources

The front page of the Daily Mail warns that blood clots kill 25,000 people every year in hospital, despite the option of cheap post-operative drugs that can prevent deep vein thrombosis.

Becomes a cheap post-war holiday destination FURTHER AFIELD 1950 More Britons start to travel abroad, with one million people heading overseas for their vacation by 1950 BRITS ABROAD 1965 Club 18-30 is created to fill night flights to tourist destinations, but it becomes a byword for boozy, sexed-up holidays and everything wrong with 'Brits abroad'.

The story is a pretty cheap post-modernist game: half-way in, it bitterly acknowledges itself as such, and then goes on for pages and pages, pleading for the reader's love (writer to self: "you're going to have to eat the rat and go ahead and use terms like be with and relationship, and use them sincerely"), and citing Milan Kundera.

The city did boast a fantastic amount of "bandit signs," advertising not just shows but cheap post-Katrina housing contractors, brand new schools, and sometimes pitbull puppies for sale, not to mention the many, many community pleas to stop gun violence.

As Donald Mahanahan, a specialist breeder and retailer of 'child clowns', Ferrell warns: "Never touch the clowns," his face twisted up using the cheapest post-production effects.

In New York, according to PKF Consulting's monthly survey of five categories of hotels, the average room rate paid in November in the top niche -- hotels whose cheapest posted rates start at $300 -- was $375.43.

Desperate, I posted a plea for a "hip but cheap" place on Superfuture.com, an online forum for style hounds.

Praise be to the pound shop – a trove of cheap pens, Post-its, stickers, glue and the rest.

His Identity of England (Oxford) is a tonic reassessment that assigns as much significance to the cheap and post-industrial as to the barnacled bulwarks of English culture.

The logo arrived to little fanfare in October 2011, but after media reports about the differences between the logos began circulating this November, thousands took to the Internet where they described it as "corporate" and "cheap" and posted a petition on change.org to stop its use.

In one notorious case, Airfarewatchdog, a website that publicises cheap fares, posted an article in 2010 revealing that readers could cut the cost of a Newark-Madrid round-trip on United from $608 to $455 by adding on a flight from Miami to the Bahamas.