Sentence examples for cheap uniforms from inspiring English sources

This offers delights including the opportunity to travel from one country to another without being shouted at and slightly robbed by security guards in cheap uniforms.

Employees were extraordinarily well dressed; the general manager, Benson Willis, said he didn't want to subject his workers to cheap uniforms, which is why even the maids are in Brooks Brothers.

During a meeting, the employees discussed the possibility of using cheaper uniforms.

And, overall, I think it's cheaper: uniforms are hard-wearing clothes, and they're put through the mill.

A vast warehouse called Ñooo Que Barato!! ("Holy Shit, It's Cheap!!") sells uniforms in Cuban school colours at $10, along with shoes, underwear and perfumes that are often bought by the pound and smuggled into Cuba in duffel bags known as "worms".

For more than fifty years, eating at fast-food restaurants has been an almost clinically impersonal experience: the food is rapidly prepared, remarkably cheap, utterly uniform, and served immediately.

She says it makes it easier that there is a gap between the pairs of children, but it doesn't necessarily make it cheaper: school uniforms cost £600 this summer and a holiday to Mexico last year came to about £7,500.

More recently the Red Hot Chilli Peppers' international success only arrived after they ditched the cheapest band uniform ever.

They often stand in a languid way in their cheap, ill-fitting uniforms, and face angry protesters with chuckles or rustic curiosity.

Ms. Prada didn't invent the concept of "ugly chic," but as Ms. Thurman and other writers have noted of her use of uniforms, cheap materials and strange colors, she has made it cool.

I was wearing my cheap scratchy white uniform with tucks and a front zipper.