cheap novelties造句

• To others, it is little more than a cheap novelty.
• :: They are a rather cheap novelty item, so it is not a big deal.
• Not just a cheap novelty item, the X-Scope's lenses are all glass, which ensures consistently sharp, clear viewing with the passage of time.
• The  showbag,  which became part of Australian shows as an advertising gimmick, are now sold at prices ranging from $ 1 to $ 150 each and contain a number of cheap novelty toys and lollies.
• And the next day, a Mirror reporter gave the prime minister a cheap novelty gift in a supermarket, in an incident accorded front-page treatment by the paper ( headline : " Major Hits Mirror Man in Leak Fury " ).
• Strips from the series have appeared in the collections " Cheap Novelties : The Pleasures of Urban Decay " ( 1991 ), " Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer : Stories " ( 1996 ), " Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer : The Beauty Supply " ( 2000 ).
• His character Julius Knipl, who figures in Katchor's two previous books ( " Cheap Novelties " and " Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer " ) and various alternative newspapers, pounds the pavements questioning the great little mysteries of the city : How, for example, sign letterers convince upper-story commercial tenants to buy their services for signs clearly not legible from the street, and why the men who sell 8-foot balloons on street corners invariably pick the wrong corners.