Sentence examples for probably cheap from inspiring English sources

And finally, the most lovely shoe image in literature, from Cider With Rosie, involves what were probably cheap rough boots: when Laurie Lee is taken in hand by Rosie, they disappear under a wagon for a short perfect page of pleasure, and halfway through: She took off her boots and stuffed them with flowers.

It's almost perfect: small, compact, colorful, and probably cheap.

The first is price-to-book ratios, with the notion that if a company is at a big discount to its historical level it's probably cheap.

Buy cool outfits, that are probably cheap too!

It was probably cheaper that way.

As things stand for them, it is probably cheaper to deal with the occasional drought.

"Get the rugs cleaned in town because it's probably cheaper".

"He didn't cost much but Westy (Ashley Westwood) was probably cheaper," he said.

"Each one is a collector's item and probably cheaper than getting a real tattoo".

One map for all of local government would be better for customers (and probably cheaper).

Patten says it was still probably cheaper than the amount paid to Entwistle's predecessor, Mark Thompson.