Sentence examples similar to cheap trap from inspiring English sources

This cheap trap-trance track, with its elasticated beats and lazy lyrics, is pure escapist, spring break bollocks.

Perhaps the people of Snaresbrook are beyond my cheap honey traps?

This is much cheaper than trapping and shooting them.

WALKING down the southern end of Mott Street — a stretch lined with cheap-toy traps and Chinese restaurants of varying quality — is a fairly unremarkable experience until the sidewalk is suddenly packed with grungy and very loud teenagers and young adults loitering in front of a prominent "No Loitering" sign.

alanaecology.com, bats.org.uk Moth traps If you're the practical type, atropos.info has instructions for making a cheap, easily transported trap.

If you don't fancy trapping, cheap and less invasive techniques are hair or footprint tubes, which are relatively simple to make (see box below for instructions).

Indeed, the next one could be in emerging economies as cheap currencies and trapped domestic savings fuel housing bubbles even as interest rate cuts to stimulate the west promote global liquidity searching for the next investment opportunity, which will be in Asia in the next couple of years.

"Regular snap traps are cheap and effective," Mr. Baumann said.

It also matters to everyone everywhere whether China can sustain its economic growth as it exhausts its ready supplies of cheap labour, avoiding the traps into which some middle-income economies have stumbled.

Maybe this was what we needed: take away the validation and thrill from the response to your thirst traps, those cheap likes and views.

Snap traps are cheap, so you can buy a lot of them and place them wherever you think mice might be present.