Sentence examples for cheap to be from inspiring English sources

Scarves too cheap to be at the scarf counter, postcards, a bin marked "Any item 25¢," dark glasses.

Pornography in general has become "like potato chips, everywhere and cheap, to be consumed and tossed," says Ms Hartley.

Frankie Andreu, the former Postal Service team captain, said he was cut from the team because he was "too cheap" to be on Ferrari's program.

In the eyes of many consumers, electricity and fuel are often too cheap to be worth saving, especially in countries where their prices are subsidised.

Now the only human companions our group found on the road were Nepalis hauling goods too bulky and cheap to be worth transporting by vehicle, usually in giant wire-frame cargo containers cantilevered on their foreheads.

"I did it on the cheap to be honest," Nicholson told the Guardian from the hospital where he is getting his elbow stitched up after slipping in the shower on his return – an accident he attributed to "fatigue and relief".

"Avoid getting caught in the middle at all costs – no one wants to be too cheap to be considered a prestige product but too expensive to appeal to those saving every penny," he says.

Mr Tata later promised that the Nano would be a real car that could be bought for just one lakh (about $2,500)—a commitment he triumphantly honoured when the little jellybean-shaped car was revealed at the Delhi motor show in January this year.A legend before its lifetimeThe Nano is not just very cheap; to be so cheap it also has to be very clever.