Sentence examples for said cheap from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiner said cheap rents for rich people made for embarrassing tabloid headlines.

Two-thirds said "cheap" was the chief attribute of Chinese goods.

Mr. Zavattaro and several brokers said cheap money is still there.

Combine the following, Mr. Deford said: "Cheap Scotch and Gatorade, Slivovitz for hard-nose-ness, sherry for sentimentality and a dash of steak sauce".

She said: "Cheap alcohol comes at a price and now is the time to tackle the toll that Scotland's unhealthy relationship with alcohol is taking on our society.

The CML said cheap mortgage rates meant first-time buyers were putting the smallest proportion of their income towards their mortgage payments since its records began in 2005.

A waiter at Tavern on the Green, who declined to give his name, said, "Cheaper prices means cheaper people".

Last year, the AA said cheaper wholesale costs were not being reflected at the pump.

Mr Hart was responding to two Alderney hoteliers who said cheaper fares would attract tourists.

"I shouldn't say cheap.

"I guess you could say cheap," Professor Hatfield said.