Sentence examples for cheat of a from inspiring English sources

It was a hit, however, as was the cheat of a happy ending tacked onto "Alice Adams".

I didn't take offense at the stories that Orwell presented secondhand — of Boris's cheat of a roommate, of the drug dealer who passes off face powder as cocaine — because I accepted them as part of Orwell's unairbrushed record of the landscape of his time.

She could have easily been home taking care of herself but she chose the most grueling lifestyle of all to get her lying cheat of a husband elected as president instead of focusing on her own healing.

Before you know it, they're out on a date that very same day (even though Jillian is literally still reeling from dumping her cheat of a fiancee) and after a magical, romantic evening Harry impulsively asks her to marry him.

Like all of us, she's fallen asleep with a full face of makeup, and understands the necessary cheat of a face wipe, as long as there's "NO ALCOHOL in your wipes (or any skincare product)." Ocasio-Cortez also describes the use of toners and "actives," which are "serums with active compounds," and gives a mini crash course in layering them appropriately.

You cannot attain the highest levels unless you resort to the cheat of reloading a previous character into a new game.

She then concludes, "All of those children are being cheated of a sound start in life -- yes, cheated".

Afterwards, one couldn't help but feel cheated of a more authoritative display.

The United States is one of the few developed countries where workers are routinely cheated of a share in higher productivity.

Voters were cheated of a fair election, denying the 9th District representation in Congress until a new vote is held.

Perhaps, but it still felt a wasteful display rather than one where Chelsea had been cheated of a result.