Sentence examples for tiny stipend from inspiring English sources

To hold down costs, the Americans would be unpaid and receive only airplane tickets, a local cellphone and a tiny stipend to cover bus fares and anti-malaria bed nets.

Surviving on a tiny stipend from the UN, they were eventually given their own room – "about the size of this", she says, gesturing to a small table – in return for collecting all the rubbish in the block.

If your employer offers even a tiny stipend, like $10 a day for food and transportation, you're very lucky.

I didn't find out until after signing up that the program (at least back in 2006/7) paid a tiny stipend per workshop.

He is the city's second poet laureate, a job that offers a tiny stipend in return for roughly 20 public events and a handful of other duties each year.

They work long hours for tiny stipends, serve as cheap labor for their advisers, and sometimes can't even tell you within a standard deviation of years when they anticipate graduating.

They have questioned how a poor orphan living on a tiny army stipend could donate so much money to the needy, and how he collected more than 300 pounds of cow dung on a single day during Chinese New Year.

He and my mother became citizens afterwards, but first they lived in a crowded apartment building with a bunch of other immigrants and lived off a tiny resident stipend.

They shared the tiny poetry orbit of stipends and seminars and itinerant jobs, but when it came to seeing each other they specialized in near-misses.

And his patron and military commander, Gen. James Wilkinson, was a scoundrel who led the tiny American Army while taking a stipend from Spain, perhaps for plotting with Aaron Burr to carve out a Southwestern empire for themselves that would be allied with the Spanish.

No – they'll do what the Huffington Post does: pay a meager stipend to a tiny percentage top traffic drivers to save face, and then expect the rest to work "for the exposure".