Sentence examples for fall cheap from inspiring English sources

And as luxury-goods sales fall, cheap items are selling well.

Corporate earnings, taken as a whole, could fall before cheap oil relubricates the engine.

But Jeffrey said dentists had a responsibility to ensure that their equipment was safe and warned them not to fall for cheap deals on the internet.

Just don't fall for cheap slogans like "hope and change," the songwriter reminds us.

OK, this isn't exactly a hard reboot of the Home Alone franchise, it doesn't star a grown-up Macaulay Culkin (yet), and it could easily fall into cheap stoner gags like that annoying Die Hard parody.

Don't fall for cheap ones.

But many like-minded novels have fallen into cheap joking, and clever, collusive ironies.

This one falls into cheap manipulation, winding up the audience with foreboding music and the spectacle of blond children in peril.

European steelmakers are struggling to cope with falling prices, cheap imports and weakened demand as the economy slows in China, the biggest user and producer of the metal.

As sugar prices fell and cheaper west African cocoa began to reach Europe, chocolate segued into the mass market.

Then, enlisting clothing factories — at a time when U.S. manufacturing has largely fallen to cheaper and faster competitors abroad — to make the underwear was another hurdle.