Sentence examples for cheep from inspiring English sources
verb
Of a small bird, to make short, high-pitched sounds sounding like "cheep".
The "cheep" prices also immediately attracted a vast customer base: recent immigrants who'd arrived in Canada with more hope than money.
The coffee shop, bar and general hangout recently started selling cheep, cheerful and very colourful single-speeds from China, and a bike workshop is attached, run by mechanic Dawa Rumba.
But its Serbian operation is expanding, and in just over a year has gone from zero to becoming the country's largest exporter.In this section SUVival of the fittest Bustista Outrageous fortune Reform school Balkan legacy Back from the brink Cabin fever Going cheep?
In late 2010 its market capitalisation hit 75 billion reais.In this section SUVival of the fittest Bustista Outrageous fortune Reform school Balkan legacy Back from the brink Cabin fever Going cheep?
But some things are definitely going better now.In this section SUVival of the fittest Bustista Outrageous fortune Reform school Balkan legacy Back from the brink Cabin fever Going cheep?
But it is notable in several ways.In this section SUVival of the fittest Bustista Outrageous fortune Reform school Balkan legacy Back from the brink Cabin fever Going cheep?
Around 10,000 people work the FedEx overnight shift, sorting around 1.5m packages.In this section SUVival of the fittest Bustista Outrageous fortune Reform school Balkan legacy Back from the brink Cabin fever Going cheep?
The same is true, more or less, of France (38th on the list) and Spain (52nd), two fellow euro-sufferers.In this section SUVival of the fittest Bustista Outrageous fortune Reform school Balkan legacy Back from the brink Cabin fever Going cheep?
The book consists of page after page of more or less conventional two lines of nursery rhyme, and flat-footed ones to boot—"The tiger reclines in the simmering jungle./The sparrow has silenced her cheep".— followed by another two lines, which are crude, angry pleas for the resistant child to immediately make himself unconscious.
My canaries have often heard me tell how back in the 1970s heyday of the pop charts, all you needed was a writing credit on some loathsome chirpy-chirpy-cheep-cheeping ditty in order to spend the rest of your born days lying by a guitar-shaped pool in the Hollywood Hills hoovering up cocaine.
This software, branded 'cheep', is currently in closed beta and should be released to the public in the the second half of 2010.
