Sentence examples for plain cheap from inspiring English sources
Is it elitist or inclusive [or just plain cheap]?
The fare in McSorley's is plain, cheap, and well cooked.
You could find this disgusting, mockingly hilarious (not least if you recall hearing the same piece of Debussy, in "Twilight," on the hero's hi-fi), or plain cheap.
So the consumer, offered a bewildering 'choice' of convenient, 'healthy' or just plain cheap products, is in fact robbed of the opportunity to choose to eat simple, unadulterated bread.
She and Obinze had bought them the week before, plain, cheap matching rings from a side-street shop, and she had looked so delighted, laughingly slipping different rings on and off her finger, that he wondered if she wished it were a real wedding.
Others, however, are just plain cheap.
It is the plainer, cheaper neighborhood south of Delancey Street, once home to a huge enclave of Jews from Eastern Europe.
The buildings erected on empty lots in postwar Germany were low, plain and cheap.
On Tilos, the pleasure is still in simple things like bread and honey, olives, plain yogurt, cheap wine.
Even once you've tired of the countless different colours and styles on offer - everyone from Kaiser Chiefs to Giles Deacon has designed their own ranges, while Marc Jacobs once famously sent high-heeled versions down the catwalk - they're still plain (and cheap) enough to experiment with yourself.
