Sentence examples for cheap town from inspiring English sources

Why not just enrol on a Sports Science course in a cheap town, fail for as many years as you can to prolong your stay, take the loan and piss away your days snorting Creatine and drinking through your eyeball?

This is not a cheap town to stay in, it is very expensive for those travelling.

Sometimes I think maybe I should move to a cheaper town, but I have experienced anxiety and depression in the past, and I worry that kind of instability could trigger it again.

Oh, and it's the tenth cheapest town to fly to in the region overall, with little Phnom Penh International Airport boasting average flight prices on routes from the United States of $1,036 round trip.

It's also one of the cheapest towns to fly to in Southeast Asia according to Hopper's research, with the Noi Bai International Airport boasting flight prices of around $981 on average.

On my last day, I was drawn again to the trails of the Belleville valley, ending up in the cheap resort town of Les Menuires.

Tesco's chief executive, Dave Lewis, has pledged that Jack's will be the "cheapest in town".

Neither chain is the cheapest in town, but Pret seems to offer far better service and a consistent product.

On various hostel listings sites, the City Lounge Hostel in Riga asserts that it is "not the cheapest" in town... before claiming that it certainly is the "trendiest".

Did it matter that the hotel, one of the cheapest in town, was situated just across from the insane asylum, where day and night the inmates pressed their faces against the iron bars and moaned and shook and shouted unintelligibly?

Although a tiny part of the Tesco empire – 10 to 15 stores are planned to open over the next six months – they have garnered enormous attention with the claim they are the cheapest in town.