Sentence examples for well cheap from inspiring English sources
Frankly, a cheap website will make you look, well, cheap.
Weber, on the other hand, is fervently... well, cheap.
Yet too often the sets by George Tsypin and the costumes by Tatiana Noginova just looked, well, cheap and tacky.
Well, cheap yen translate into cheap TV's and Toyotas, which means Americans keep buying those products and Japanese factories keep humming along.
Michael Galasso's music matches both the chilly repetitiveness of the incantatory dialogue (with nods to French court music) and the eruptions of animal impulses (with disco-style music that makes these aristos look, well, cheap).
Cheap suits can look, well, cheap!
Abts is fond of illusionistic tricks that either pointedly don't work (misfired shadows, zingless zigzags) or, vulgarly, work too well (cheap-shot trompe-l'oeil ridges).
When Apple launched its latest iPhones in September, it tried a new tactic: cheap – well, cheaper, anyway.
Tourism — well, cheaper hotels could attract a lot of British and German package tours, as long as the political situation isn't that chaotic.
While VoIP is well cheaper than traditional phone service, dozens of competitors promise to offer an array of new calling options, some of them absolutely free.
Fuel subsidies, which make diesel-powered wells cheap to operate, encourage the cultivation of qat.
