Sentence examples for though not cheap from inspiring English sources

But the Suits lobby bar was open, offering a casual (though not cheap) option.

The Truly Ergonomic Keyboard is an example, though not cheap at £215.95.

Though not cheap, using digital processors to send electronic signals down a wire to servo motors that mechanically actuate the control system in question reduces the number of moving parts that can break, get jammed or simply wear out.

If a sculpture by the artists Donald Judd or Dan Flavin is beyond your means, maybe an item designed by one of them for the home -- though not cheap -- is more realistic.

Both starters and mains – sea bass with sweet potato hash brown and kale and hake with chickpea, borlotti bean and chorizo cassoulet – are tasty and well-presented, though not cheap (both mains are £19).

Though not cheap, animation offers a way of making stylish films without spending anything like as much.Another factor is the help that anime has had from its close cousin, manga, the Japanese comic books that have become pervasive since the 1970s.

Presuming you don't apply Minx every week, it can be an affordable way to add flair during a shaky economy (though not as cheap as lipstick).

Running them, though, is not cheap, particularly since 1997, when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani scrapped the 50-cent fare.

More affordable (though still not cheap at £80-£200) are a series of DJ shows in a glacier and a thermal pool.

Using a variant of the Fed Model, which compares stock valuations to bond yields, the utility sector's valuation looks more reasonable relative to fixed-income investments, though still not cheap.

It's not cheap, though: doubles with breakfast cost from N$2,950 (£260).