Sentence examples for cheap to have from inspiring English sources

"It ain't pretty or cheap to have to lug this stuff back and forth".

"It's so cheap to have a digital camera and some editing tools on your desktop".

"It's very cheap to have a camera creep along the floor and add a few sounds and make it very dark," she explains.

Within a decade or so it may be sufficiently cheap to have a drink or dinner with your suitor even though he or she might be inconveniently in New York.

There's a good chance that the philologists of the future will take "cheap" to have been an early and vulgar mispronounciation of "chic", and will grant it no more than a curt footnote.

With a bit of planning it's as cheap to have a stag do on the other side of the Channel as it is by the Tyne or the Forth.

It would probably have been cheaper to have abandoned the original tickets and booked again.

Is it really cheaper to have to throw out bad food?

A tip: it's cheaper to have a drink inside than on the terrace.

They say, Great, it's cheaper to have holidays in Bali.

Not only was it cheaper to have roommates than to live alone, but it was more fun.