Sentence examples for cheap to break from inspiring English sources

"I was looking for something pretty cheap to break," Gagne said.

Yet after all my efforts, I'm still too cheap to break down and buy a scale to keep track of my weight.

Would it be cheaper to break it up now?

What the Administration has been trying to do is economically understandable - it seemed cheaper to break the union than it did to actually pay them.

Sure, the 5c came in bright colours and was a bit cheaper, but it wasn't cheap enough to break into the lower end of the market.

They're cheap, hard to break and provide very few distractions compared to the carnival circus of shiny apps offered by a modern-day smartphone. .

It's a cheap trick to break up in a crowd or somewhere like a parking lot (as my friend proposed doing), and offers no solace or privacy to the dumpee.

The cleaning methods described here will cause cheap media to break down, leaving the filter useless.

Through economies of scale they might offer customers a cheaper way to break free from America's greying grid.

But, after the latest hard-drive tragedy, he suggested a new gadget that might be just right for me, because it is so simple to use, almost impossibly lightweight, cheap, not likely to break, comes with an ingenious built-in delete function, and can handle any language.

To make matters worse, Reagan preached "free trade" -- as in use cheap foreign labor to break American unions.