miserly造句

A miserly father makes a prodigal son.

An iron rooster in Chinese means miserly.

Oil firms balked at the miserly terms Iraq was offering for other fields.

If it's miserly to count one's blessings, Brewster Ashenden's a miser.

And in these earlier studies, people often used their money to punish the richest and most miserly players.

"He was a miserly wretch who grudged us food to eat, and clothes to wear" (Charles Dickens).

The yield was miserly yet there were more than four times as many bids as there were bonds for sale.

"The pincher," was his thought; "too miserly to burn two cents' worth of gas and save his boarders' necks."

I just hope that when I complain about God's miserly, someone can tell me, don't care too much. I love you.

To live a long life but is poor. This is because in the past one loved animal but was stingy and miserly.

We think we love deeply, actually we are miserly. If the ten years is of the youth, how many people will be willing?

For example, where gene-testing monopolies do not accept the miserly reimbursements offered by Medicaid—the American government health scheme for the poor—the indigent suffer.

The Solution: While I agree that you shouldn’t be a miserly Scrooge and save every penny because it physically hurts you to spend it, going the other extreme is just as bad.

Lightly from Jian the position of flank of China Xian, pushed to push very don't say it, "don't be miserly, let me sit for a while your tiger chair."

Nemanja Vidic is glad to be back in United's miserly defence after shaking off a virus that affected his family and forced him to miss the cup win over Spurs.

Life is really tired, see how you taste, treat the past, do not have too much regret, all lost is forever, treat now, do not be too miserly, pay is the best possession, treat the future, do not overdose of luxury, belong to you, will be on the way you have to walk.