Sentence examples for meagre side from inspiring English sources
Will audiences, caught in a gust of commemorative mourning and resolve, take kindly to a film whose appetite for things American is, let us say, on the meagre side?
Not the sunshine and the school dances but the more meagre sides of our natures, the dumb and prurient and thoughtless parts, all sanctioned by the appearance of nostalgia and middle-class values.
We brought our meagre client side developer force to bear against each problem in isolation, with the hope of eventually destroying our enemy as a whole while exposing ourselves to the smallest possible risk.
On a tray by his side was his meagre wherewithal – a small collection of watches given to him for repair.
The last side with that meagre total after 16 games were Derby County in December 2007 – and they were relegated by the end of March.
In December the FDA said that Avastin's side effects outweighed its meagre impact on breast cancer.
In Burlington Arcade, off Piccadilly, where shoppers were guarded by men in livery, the chic shop assistants were expected to offer prostitution on the side to supplement their meagre wages.
Studies suggest that operating the two side-by-side can cut Bluetooth's already meagre bandwidth by as much as a third.
Yet that is the uncomfortable scenario faced by Gus Poyet, the Sunderland head coach formerly on the payroll at White Hart Lane, and in the wake of their midweek defeat to Chelsea, the South American saw another opportunity for his side to add to their meagre points tally go begging.
Immediate disclosure of orders, after they have been executed, is the obvious answer.Conventional exchanges are already struggling with lower trading volumes and a meagre flow of public share offerings, both side-effects of the recession.
This is a common practice elsewhere in the country's corrupt and ramshackle public institutions, where workers are prepared to forfeit most of their meagre official pay in return for the opportunities for side-earnings that state jobs offer.
