Sentence examples for cheap press from inspiring English sources

But they're gone, now we have what look like cheap press shots arranged in a badly-cropped collage.

Yes, women's bodies are a battleground in our society, and some seem to think that for this battle to be won by the cheap press and the advertising media constitutes "freedom" for women.

In the hundreds of 19th-century scrapbooks I have examined for a book in progress, I've found that Americans overwhelmed by the proliferating cheap press shaped the flood of print into usable form by organizing it in scrapbooks.

Purchase from all-wood furniture specialty stores to avoid furniture made from cheap pressed wood or particle board, which may be sold at high prices even at premier department stores.

All very commendable in Tinseltown, of course, where talk is cheap, and press releases are so intimate.

For me, self releasing this record, doing a tape was more advantageous than doing a CD or a vinyl because they're cheaper to press.

A gaunt young woman in a head scarf and a cheap trenchcoat stood pressed up against an embankment, selling Beşiktaş umbrellas.

Although it will be available with all-wheel drive, the Matrix looks much funkier than Toyota's RAV4 sport utility, and it will be cheaper, too: Mr. Press hinted that it would sell for less than $20,000.

Last month a report by the House of Commons select committee on culture, media and sport made a number of recommendations that the law be changed to make it cheaper for the press to defend libel cases, and harder for people with little connection to the UK to bring cases in the English courts.

"Air travel has had a lot of bad press, and cheap flights are harder to find.

"He doesn't need to resort to exchanging cheap shots in the press".