Sentence examples for seldom cheap from inspiring English sources
Exploration is seldom cheap or risk-free, but the hazards of staying home can be greater still.
"More than just insider trading, the S.E.C. is cracking down on a variety of areas and, when regulators come knocking, the cost to defend these funds is seldom cheap and the insurers may be on the hook for it".
(Isherwood) 'DEAR DUBYA: PATRIOTIC LOVE LETTERS TO WHITEHOUSE.ORG' Peevish, pathetic and plain unhinged, the e-mail messages rendered reader's-theater-style in this brief, seldom cheap, often funny show demonstrate that President Bush has no shortage of credulous, humor-impaired fans and foes (45 minutes).
(Isherwood) Off Off Broadway 'DEAR DUBYA: PATRIOTIC LOVE LETTERS TO WHITEHOUSE.ORG' Peevish, pathetic and plain unhinged, the e-mail messages rendered reader's-theater-style in this brief, seldom cheap, often funny show demonstrate that President Bush has no shortage of credulous, humor-impaired fans and foes (45 minutes).
Startups gladly picked up the tab, and it was seldom cheap.
Though art and collecting objects are seldom cheap, all price ranges and levels of connoisseurship are represented here.
Although the Web would seem to offer opportunities for cutting costs, online brokers' fees are seldom cheaper than those than tacked on at regular outlets.
The very best wines are seldom what you'd call cheap, but then many expensive wines can be terrible, and some cheap wines can be very tasty indeed.
He seldom mentions, for example, that cheap imports help the poor by cutting their shopping bills, and so reduce inequality of consumption.It's not a zero-sum worldThere is nothing inevitable about globalisation.
As for writing about them, even Henry James, who's seldom accused of playing to the cheap seats, had a rule: "Tell a dream, lose a reader".
