Sentence examples for cheap well from inspiring English sources
But to woo the Frugal Traveler, a hostel must be more than cheap, well situated and popular.
When Apple launched its latest iPhones in September, it tried a new tactic: cheap – well, cheaper, anyway.
Until the rise of home video, every campus and many libraries and community centres had film societies, which held cheap, well programmed 16mm screenings.
"If you have something that looks kind of tacky and cheap, well, it's funny the little things that can steer buyers away from feeling comfortable in a home," said Jennifer Ferland, a real estate agent with A. C. Lawrence & Company in New York.
The stocks are cheap; well off their highs of earlier this year, they trade at multiples roughly half that of the S.& P. Heading the list of industries that cannot raise prices is the heavy-manufacturing group: makers of automobiles, technology equipment and other capital goods.
It doesn't feel cheap — well, it doesn't feel $9.94 cheap.
Foreign governments and investors are increasingly on the lookout to buy cheap, well-watered tropical land.
They managed to do that by adding relatively cheap, well-sourced players like William Kvist,.
Places like refugee camps, where many people need shelter for short periods, could use such cheap, well-built units.
The original Conran's, with its cheap, well-made, well-chosen furniture, was the signature tenant, the Williams-Sonoma of its day.
Chatka at Jatkach (Odrzanska 7; 48-71-342-72-20; chatkaprzyjatkach.pl) serves cheap, well-prepared Polish specialties out of a fake thatched hut.
