Sentence examples for cheap taking from inspiring English sources
She also owns equity in a vodka company and buys apartment buildings on the cheap, taking advantage of Californias post-subprime prices.
He was cheap, took her for granted, and I'm pretty sure he cheated on her.
Ticket sales have been good, too: "Paranormal Activity," made for $15,000 and marketed on the cheap, took in $107 million at the box office after opening in late September.
Die cast cars don't come cheap: take care of them.
Like Galileo, it crept in under the wire before "smaller, faster, cheaper" took effect.
The process is cheaper, takes a shorter time to film, is easier to edit and looks good in the final cut.
The cheapest takes the longest time, since it needs to calculate the possible insertion cost for every node and every edge in iterations.
This method though cheaper, takes more time.
Hahnemann says that unlike Ikea's food, which offers a cheap take on Swedish traditional cuisine, more modern Swedish cuisine is much more likely to feature French or Italian influences.
When I travel for work, the whole scheme often lapses into cheap take-out food and dirty dishes.
Adding that equipment is not cheap, though, taking the bike beyond the $10,000 level when fully loaded.
