Sentence examples for given petty from inspiring English sources
Usually, the captain gets given petty cash, let's say €100,000, to spend on so-called smaller expenses.
The transactions that are made to the company's account for opening the petty cash fund should be a debit from the cash account for the amount of the check given to petty cash.
In New York Robinson became a borderline juvenile delinquent, bad at school and given to petty theft.
The proof of this proposition is based on the one given by Petty and Lutwak.
The notion of geominimal surface area was given by Petty [1].
On lap 407, the fifteenth caution was given, after Petty spun sideways.
Despite a recent minor controversy about musical similarities between the song Smith wrote with James Napier and William Phillips to Tom Petty's 1989 hit "I Won't Back Down" that resulted in partial songwriting credit being given to Petty and co-writer Jeff Lynne, there was little evidence of anything but unbridled enthusiasm for Smith and the song from the academy and the Staples audience.
Regular officers took the opportunity to give Mackay petty snubs.
The Queen's Speech is a ceremony designed to give the petty, compromised manoeuvres of Parliament a transcendental gloss.
In the approach defined by Timothy McNulty, it is in giving some petty satisfaction to readers of diverse political orientations, since occasionally they can read an opinion that they agree with.
Furthermore, proximal femoral stump or trochanteric impingement against the pelvic wall may limit abduction and give pain (Petty and Goldsmith 1980, Ballard et al. 1995).
