Sentence examples for thrifty ways of 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.

She said the gift is "basically a donation by Steuben". In purchasing the bowl at a cut rate, the first lady also has managed to payt homage to the thrifty ways of another president: Harry Truman, who presented a 10-inch Steuben bowl, known as the "Merry-Go-Round Bowl," to the then-Princess Elizabeth at her marriage to Prince Philip in 1947.

Zhao and his fellow retirees, who help him out in his increasingly elaborate pretenses, represent a modest, thrifty way of life that is being overwhelmed by the grasping commercialism of contemporary China, where a scoop of Häagen-Dazs is beyond the means of a poor pensioner.

Now there's a good snack, especially if they're homemade - a thrifty way of using up the odds and ends of cheese in the fridge.

The dish lingered in our cooking tradition as a thrifty way to extract every savory bit of bird and bread.

Mrs. Smith: When I lived in Texas, I volunteered to help furnish and decorate homes in a thrifty way for AIDS patients coming out of the hospital and prison.

The independent Apple news website 9to5mac noted one more thrifty way to own an Apple Watch that appears to be made of the precious yellow metal: spray-painting the cheapest version gold.

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.

Still, conservationists stressed the importance of public figures displaying thrifty ways as the city confronts shrinking water supplies and the driest season on record.

A statue of Benjamin Franklin still looks out on Philadelphia from a perch on City Hall, but his city has cast aside his thrifty ways.

He still carries Flatbush in his voice and his parents' unpretentious, thrifty ways in his life style.