Sentence examples for Most thrifty from inspiring English sources

Most thrifty was the Tottenham Hotspur side that put nine past Wigan Athletic in November 2009 having had 54.82% of possession (6.09% per goal).

The teams with coaches on the hottest seats are among the most thrifty teams in the league; St. John's spent $4.7 million and Rutgers $3.8 million.

For those who'd rather maximize their laughs per dollar, the Miser has dug up one of the festival's most thrifty options.

In particular, they chose to operate the financial and banking system as though Japan were an economy short of savings, when in reality centuries of uncertainty about the future always likely to be punctuated by earthquakes, typhoons, tsunami and volcanic eruptions have made the Japanese among the most thrifty of peoples.

Most rentals from Thrifty begin at about 45 Canadian dollars a day, including tax.

For most of us the thrifty buzz of getting a good deal can't compare.

There will be makeshift greenhouses and lean-to shelters; some will be beautiful, most just practical and thrifty.

Alongside dedicated mortgage banks, such institutions account for about two-thirds of all lending in Germany, although most of this is to (thrifty) households and very small businesses.

Yet the country is no more popular with its neighbours than it is among thrifty Swabian housewives.The most frustrating case is Macedonia, which has been embroiled in a row with Greece over its name since 1991.

The yield on ten-year government bonds has dropped to 2.5%, closer to the comparable rate in thrifty Germany than most euro-zone countries, including France.In this section Open the taps, loosen the vice Power in the land The avenger What the frack?

But 96% of people who died last year did no such thing, because, however thrifty they may be, most people just don't leave enough to reach the £325,000 threshold for inheritance tax.