Sentence examples for cheaper kind from inspiring English sources

Vizio, a leading maker, is developing a 3-D TV that uses the cheaper kind of glasses, like those used in movie theaters.

"Mass production of these boots means that it's drifted to the cheaper kind of plastic compounds, which tend to fray around the edge and become very sharp.

You could try asking for a sum of money in full and final settlement of the claim and add the extra to it to get the rest of the floor retiled at the same time or perhaps look at the possibility of putting down a cheaper kind of floor.

The way he speaks lovingly about each component suggests an artist's temperament; one suspects it would have been painful to see a brand badge stamped on a less finessed version of the Chadwick (though he has recently collaborated with Weber to make a very different, and cheaper, kind of pizza oven – one that sits on a barbecue).

Otherwise an anxious young man like Elling, molly-coddled by his mother until her death, would, you fear, be in danger of ending up like Norman Bates, while his friend Kjell Bjarne, with an overactive sex drive and an unpredictable temper, could end up the main character in a cheaper kind of horror film.

But, then, as always happens when I have such an impulse, I became unsure whether it arose from a sincere desire to share, as a fellow-fan of Hoffman's work, my sense of disturbance and loss or from another, cheaper kind of desire: the desire to be the one to break the news, as though this were just another piece of gossip, a scandalous thing to have happened to a famous man.

But produce managers often confuse the unfamiliar apples with cheaper kinds, and some of the antique varieties become mealy if not properly refrigerated.

Everyday versions are prepared with cheaper kinds of fish and are served in market eateries, public kitchens and at home for weekday meals.

Usually, it was ground cornmeal — the cheap kind, made from the husks and cobs.

The sticks were called Montreal Surprise, the cheap kind that children used.

Usually, it was ground cornmeal the cheap kind, made from the husks and cobs.