Sentence examples for terribly cheap from inspiring English sources

"Land is terribly cheap here," said Matthew Watkins, the wine-loving Canadian husband of Roberta Guerra, who manages Il Melograno.

The only thing a country like Cambodia has to offer is terribly cheap wages; if companies are scolded for paying those wages, they will shift their manufacturing to marginally richer areas like Malaysia or Mexico.

Not everyone is pleased: "I find it terribly cheap and insulting to think that someone else has the right to continue writing on this storyline," says Russell Steer, who manages the Old Book Company of McLean, a used bookstore in McLean, Va., and owns complete sets of the Ian Fleming novels in hardcover and paperback.

I don't think stocks are terribly cheap here, but I don't think they're terribly expensive.

It sells for about 18 times earnings, so it's not expensive, but it's not terribly cheap either.

"It's terribly tacky".

The glossy postcards, though terribly bright, flat, and cheap-looking, will give you a better view.

It has become an island of spectacularly cheap, if not terribly efficient, workers.

The prospect of running full Windows apps on a device this light and this cheap is a terribly attractive one, and at this moment Dell's tiny tab seems well-equipped to take on what few Windows competitors are playing at this size.

He predicted that "future (cheap) bombs would be terribly more terrible" and "a weapon of choice for aggressors".

As you would expect, it is cheap, powerful, but not terribly exciting.