Sentence examples for sparingly supplied from inspiring English sources

The word was at first applied to the careful apportionment of food, but Shakespeare in his 1598 "Merry Wives of Windsor" used it as a metaphor to mean "sparingly supplied; thrifty" of anything, as, "I was then Frugall of my mirth".

The action follows a chronological graph, from the founding of the state of Israel to now, but dates are sparingly supplied, and whole decades pass without comment; Suleiman has a dangerously sane, Tolstoyan grasp of those points at which a small world intersects with the wider one.

However, errors arose when he stated that the organ was sparingly supplied with blood [ 41, 43].

Although DD does not metastasize [ 5], it may invade locally within the palmar aponeurosis of the hand (sparingly supplied with blood vessels) and it is progressive with a high rate of recurrence after surgical excision [ 6], often requiring amputation of the affected digit [ 7- 9].

He uses his dwindling supply sparingly, sprinkling it on dishes for the museum's VIP visitors and futzing with it in his home kitchen.

Through a newly installed communication system, the miners told authorities on Monday afternoon that they had used a backhoe to dig for trapped water and ate sparingly from their few supplies.

Although there may be enough manpower, many areas are suffering as supplies are rationed sparingly and there is limited access to electricity and gas.

Because ammunition is scarce, to be effective the player must use it sparingly and carefully search rooms for supplies.

Human genomic DNAs are often in short supply and therefore must be used sparingly.

I have about a two-week supply of Lotronex left, and I am taking it sparingly.

"As supplies begin to return, we would ask customers to use water sparingly if possible as this will help the network return to normal.