(1) Master that skill, refuse to be blinded by a cheapo price tag tempting you to buy foolishly, and you are guaranteed to have the last laugh, in the chicest clothes.
(2) Thus the first film she did after completing the overblown Star Wars trilogy was the $2.5m Garden State, a scruffy, lovely, cheapo indie that was the directorial debut of Scrubs star Zach Braff.
Cheapskate
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Example Sentences:
(1) Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close 1.42pm BST Panini Cheapskates (@CheapPanini) @DanLucas86 All hail Mr Versatility, the Swiss Army knife of international football.
(2) Ishould start by confessing that I am a bit of a cheapskate.
(4) But we should not lose sight of the human suffering that accompanies them: the thousands driven to food banks because Duncan Smith's department cannot pay their benefits; the cheapskate firms that, with Duncan Smith's connivance, tell the chronically ill that they are fit for work when they are no such thing.
(5) Is someone sitting in a bedsit waiting for the Queen or some other cheapskate racketeer to call, employed or unemployed?
(6) Almost all low-paid work is essential: a living wage would stop cheapskate employers scrounging off tax credits and importing what too often looks like serf-labour.
(7) And so it was that the so-called hard discounters Aldi and Lidl , with their cheapskate sites and cut-price champagne, were cast as devious interlopers who cheated by paring margins to the bone.
(8) Last May, ahead of my maternity leave, I wrote about how I'm a bit of a cheapskate , and that I was going to resist all the attempts to part new mums from their cash.
(9) This time, her staff has emphasized its “cheapskate” mentality particularly to contributors.
(10) There should be no hiding place for cheapskate bosses who try to cheat their workers out of the minimum wage.