Sentence examples for go cheap with from inspiring English sources

No one wants to go cheap with a charity".

One week, she'll go cheap, filling the car with good-tasting products of inscrutable provenance at Trader Joe's.

Two years ago, in a dispute over pricing (Ms. Kamali wanted to go cheaper), she severed ties with Everlast.

With them goes cheap housing, vital to the city's huge pool of migrant workers.

Don't go extra cheap with the mask.

The nominee: To foster the impression that he's aware of his own limitations, go with Cheap Trick's "Stiff Competition," especially the blistering live version from the Reading Festival in 1979.

"High-grade video-conferencing facilities are still relatively expensive to install and many organisations understandably do not want to go with cheap or low-quality alternatives for important meetings," he says.

It's best to go with cheaper options.

Michel Fau directs with a good feeling for the wacky humor and a welcome reluctance to go for cheap laughs — with one major exception: casting himself as the Countess of Castiglione.

(You can go on the cheap, with a $5 hickory-handle hammer from Sears, or spend around $16 on something more refined, like Plumb's 16-ounce Premium Hickory Autograf curved claw hammer).

"I'm angry," Islander center Dave Scatchard said, adding he was angry to see the team's two best players "go down with cheap shots".