Sentence examples for more thrifty ways from inspiring English sources

"With the economy in its current condition, I think people will begin turning to more thrifty ways of shopping," said Ms. Massie, whose store, Thrift on the Canal, opens next month.

In energy-saving mode, the squirrels' metabolism becomes more thrifty.

"That contrasts with their grandparents, who were more thrifty".

The older generation were far more thrifty than us".

But Mr. Romney reveals a more thrifty side, too, telling Mr. Hannity he was staying at the Renaissance hotel.

As Western countries become more thrifty in their military spending, Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Brazil have become growth markets.

Well, in the sense that he is somewhat more thrifty than we might imagine for a monarch-in-waiting.

The last-minute holiday surge is heralding the return of the American consumer, who is shedding the recession's thrifty ways and rediscovering the pleasure of shopping.

Intel, meanwhile, has refined its chips so that they are more thrifty with their consumption of battery power, an important requirement for mobile devices.

They also said that she had been much more thrifty — spending about $100,000 in the first six months — than the other candidates.

Plus, she'll share tips on creating the perfect environment for growing food, as well as advice on how to become a more thrifty and resourceful gardener.