Sentence examples for not miserly from inspiring English sources

Tonight, Dragila won, and officials were not miserly with the gold medal.

There are millions of people like this in Britain and it isn't miserly to suggest that they, and everyone else, could benefit from a little break from the constant pressure to purchase.

But perhaps the governor's strongest argument is that, historically, Washington has not been miserly after major disasters.

Let it be a heavy snow, a real deep snow, not the miserly sneeze of flakes we've seen so far.

"[It would be] akin to the American declaration of independence, something that would be much more handsome, and not a miserly poetry, but something that accompanies and sits alongside the constitution but doesn't sit along the constitution proper," he told Radio National.

While that's certainly better than what you're likely to get in a V8 powered model, it's not exactly miserly.

Don't be miserly with the photos; take many and there will be at least one gem per round of shots of the same monument, scenery, or feature!

(The sangria is a not-so-miserly $20 for a half-liter).

"It's not about being miserly.

At first glance, annuity rates do not seem so miserly.

People who have money in the realm of abundance tend not to be miserly about it.