Sentence examples for of a rip off from inspiring English sources

In some cases hotel tariffs have risen by up to 300 per cent over the normal charge, prompting allegations of a "rip off".

That seemed like kind of a rip off".

Comparing this to other local food festivals such as Abergavenny and Cowbridge, which both run a programme of free talks and demonstrations and have a lower ticket price, it felt like a bit of a rip off.

You don't have to buy a Pritt Stick as they're a bit of a rip off so buy the shops home brand.

Cartridges are expensive, a bit of a rip-off.

Turrell's fame has just spiked because of a rip-off – or homage – by Drake.

I mean, I think the school was kind of a rip-off, and a joke.

Actually, New York's scheme is a bit of a rip-off, at least for casual users.

"You can't get much more of a rip-off than that," said Mr. Rosen.

At $7.99 a month it's just as expensive at Netflix, but viewers still have to watch commercials during the streaming of TV shows, which sort of feels like a bit of a rip-off.

But apart from the shock of seeing how much of a rip-off some annuities seem, the chief complaint is that the tables are out of date and inadequate.