Sentence examples for extra cheap from inspiring English sources

"There was a lot of trash-talking and some extra cheap shots.

Steiner has written a truly exceptional study of human flaws and frailties, down to the detail of a man's unthinking choice of "that slippery wrapping paper that's extra thin – extra cheap" used for a supposed loved-one's Christmas present; and the ordinary tragedies of possibility that amount to nothing and people who continually disappoint.

The special extra cheap Barbie perfume I had requested was the gift of my dreams.

Don't go extra cheap with the mask.

My mom and my mother-in-law are in the backdrop of a scene; they were extras — cheap labor for the day.

Get the best or at least plenty of extras, cheap or free.

But in future Georgia will be able to get much of it from the trans-Caucasian pipeline at an extra-cheap rate.

The steep downturn of late is mainly because of a glut in the global steel market and extra-cheap natural gas.

But the makeshift, let's-put-on-a-show-right-here-in-the-barn spirit of early Corman movies still looks pretty winning, particularly in extra-cheap productions like "Creature" and "A Bucket of Blood" (1959).

USA Today, evoking what many New Yorkers may believe is a bygone era, recommends tipping above the customary 15 percent to 20 percent for a cabdriver who offers "insider advice, such as where to go for extra-cheap drinks or the best time to see a particularly popular place".

For example, you can bag an extra-cheap 5.49percentntwo-yearar fix from Cheltenham & Gloucester if you cough up an arrangement fee of £2,094 fee, while specialist lenders such as The Mortgage Works will charge up to 3.5percentnt of the loan.