Sentence examples for thrifty at from inspiring English sources
Electric motors will move a car briskly from a stop; gasoline engines are thrifty at a steady highway cruise.
It contended that by reducing the number of major competitors to three, the acquisition would create "substantially more concentration in 72 airport rental car markets nationwide" and "eliminate head-to-head competition between Hertz and Dollar Thrifty" at several airports, including Baltimore-Washington interNew York Airport, Chicago O'Hare INew YorkoNew Yorkort aNew Yorkdy Airport iNew Yorkrk.
I know the jingle "It's smart to be thrifty at Macy's" was in use well into the 1960s because I remember that I was going to meet some friends in front of Macy's on a bitterly cold winter day during my college years (1965-9).
Power tools or the price of gas are good conversation topics for men, while shampoo of choice, and being thrifty at the grocery store are good choices for women.
Most rentals from Thrifty begin at about 45 Canadian dollars a day, including tax.
They're thrifty there!" At the opposite end of the spectrum was Glasgow, a veritable forest of tower blocks.
Mr. Buffett also highlighted smaller numbers in trumpeting the thrifty culture at Berkshire, which operates from modest offices in Omaha, Nebraska.
Even the thrifty countries at the euro zone's core are struggling to grow, so there is little pressure on the ECB to act soon.
So on the May weekend before the next EVOC test, he went to the Thrifty outlet at the airport and rented one for two days of practice.
Thrifty patrons at P. W.'s must carefully pick and choose, not only the right day, but the right dish as well because the kitchen is as uneven as the harbor's surface in a hurricane.
"As you know, we at Avis Budget have on several occasions in the past expressed interest in entering into a transaction with Dollar Thrifty, yet at no stage over the last several months did you or your financial adviser engage us in any discussions about a transaction or offer to provide us with information so that we might submit a bid," Mr. Nelson wrote in his letter to Dollar.
