Sentence examples for few spending from inspiring English sources

At the time, while in grad school at The University of Vermont, my friends and I knew very few, spending most of our time in Burlington.

These are the local kids who grew up on the shore but went away to Choate and Milton — who left little Sea-Brite behind as lowly townie-ville but are back now, if briefly, among their old friends (the privileged few), spending the Thanksgiving holidays with vivid dreams of Yale and Dartmouth.

The few spending cuts and tax increases he has enacted have gone on other priorities, notably expanded health care.

Mr. Christie has called for a 2.5 percent limit on annual increases to county, municipal and school district property taxes, with a few spending areas exempted.

To invigorate conservative minions, Representative J. Dennis Hastert, the speaker, ushered Congress into a lame-duck session rather than concede a few spending items to President Clinton.

Even so, few spending departments or local councils will lose more over these five years than they won over the last.

Some have overseas passports, and quite a few spent years living abroad; they value aspects of both places.

But few spend on their teams as eagerly as Mr. Prokhorov does, or with as much overt glee.

Choose a few, spend an hour or two in the kitchen, and you'll be in great shape.

That's a lot of hours saved on their behalf and quite a few spent on mine.

Annie Lowrey explains why small businesses aren't innovative: "Few spend any money on research or development, getting a patent, or otherwise trademarking a new idea.