Sentence examples for not that cheap from inspiring English sources

Not that cheap thrills don't retain their allure.

I may be frugal, but I'm not that cheap.

The price is not that cheap, but the caravan can sleep four which makes it a great family option.

Indeed, with their wide-eyed cutesiness and dolly-rouged cheeks, Moschino's models must be on serious pocket money to buy these clothes - despite the name, they are not that cheap.

The odd murder, say local estate agents, doesn't deter the young professionals attracted by the area's proximity to the City and by its relatively cheap housing stock (not that cheap, though: a one-bedroom flat in Clapton Square costs around £170,000).

You're not that cheap • Study the latest season's catwalk shows but don't slavishly copy the look unless you want to end up looking like a fashion victim • Arrive on Friday night and stay until Monday night because most shops and restaurants are closed on Sundays • Don't queue up before the shops open.

And getting insurance was voluntary and it wasn't that cheap".

Games aren't that cheap, so you'll need huge trust to those who have your games.

And it's not even that cheap.

Comcast hasn't been that cheap in a decade and probably won't stay that cheap for long.

But they do not necessarily stay that cheap.