Sentence examples for most cheap from inspiring English sources
The use of the phrase "most cheap" is not considered to be correct in written English; the phrase "most inexpensive" should be used instead. For example, "This item is the most inexpensive in the store."
Most cheap hotels are wretched.
The problem is that most cheap laptops have integrated graphics, not dedicated graphics cards.
Most "cheap colors are really awful," Mr. Miller said, explaining why he chose this particular rich brown.
Significantly, most cheap carbon-zinc cell disposable batteries sold in Ghana are not only of poor quality they are also bad for the environment.
Most cheap telescopes work on the basis that you clock the target with a low magnification lens, then change up to a higher and higher power.
There's no doubt that digital compact cameras are being squeezed from below by smartphone cameras, and the Nokia Lumia 1120 probably outperforms most cheap compacts.
Many high-end routers and others with custom programming offer a measuring feature, but most cheaper versions aimed at home customers don't have it.
The breakfast of champions was most likely cheap wine.
Most are cheap carriers, such as EasyJet and Debonair, based in Britain.
Although Atom now powers most netbooks (cheap laptops), its success is hardly guaranteed.
Yet for all their tininess, some of them serve up exceptional, and for the most part cheap, food.
