Sentence examples for a tiny allowance from inspiring English sources

Shortly after his arrival, Soutine was befriended by Modigliani, who championed his work to his own dealer, Léopold Zborowski, who, despite misgivings, gave Soutine a tiny allowance.

After Husna had a few times complained of not having money, of wearing torn clothes and broken-heeled shoes, K.K. instructed that she be given a tiny allowance.

But the lack of a tiny allowance isn't the only thing of note in this crimson image.

Teams get their board and lodging paid and players from outside Kabul also get a tiny daily allowance.

Poul soon found himself spending all of his tiny allowance on subscriptions to science fiction magazines.

More often that desire has been rooted in convenience or not wanting to make a scene, and tiny allowances in these situations are something I recently decided to take more seriously and abstain from entirely.

Those residents unwilling to take part in either enterprise run to their rooms, fearful of the opportunistic and desperately in need of their tiny allowances.

While noting another slight fall in the number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance and a tiny increase in job vacancies, he said "the remainder of the ONS statistical release reads as if it was scripted by the Grinch who stole Christmas".

The truth is that the huge new allowances benefit a tiny number of people.

Jobseeker's allowance – mainly used by young people – is a tiny burden in comparison, costing us just £5.3bn.

The promised rabbit out of the hat turned out to be a tiny bunny – a bit more progress towards the £10k personal tax allowance.