Sentences with phrase «quite stingy»

Let's just face it — hiring managers are quite stingy when it comes to time.

While I'd rather pay an extra 12,500 miles for first class over business class, the reality is that Cathay Pacific is quite stingy with first class award space in advance nowadays.

She's also quite stingy about her food and refuses to eat various types of meat (most prominently pork).

Unfortunately, these programs are difficult to use for redemption on partner airlines, and there are no advantages to using them anyway since their award charts are quite stingy.

It's light, reasonably quick, stiff, responsive, pretty comfortable and quite stingy on gas — and, for you kids who can't drive a clutch, the automatic transmission doesn't let the car down.

Nor would it have looked like a major candidate if it had (the Academy is quite stingy with nature documentaries, aren't they?)

Ligue 1 is quite a stingy league though, with Lille and Angers also conceding a respectfully low total of 18.

Unlike some of the other online casinos that are quite stingy as such, it makes a lot of sense to go in for UK online casinoswhich are renowned for their bonuses.

Not exact matches

My kids are in charge of the grocery budget this summer, which is quite an experience, but I think I can convince the daughter in charge to buy me a lemon (she's a little stingy, but it's just a lemon!).

Their numbers are quite accomplished on defense permitting 3.7 yards per rush versus teams normally getting 4.4, 6.8 yards per pass to 7.3 and a stingy 5.1 yards per pass against teams that usually get 5.8.

Soooo, bullet points then: — I'm gorgeous — I'm quite intelligent (had to check that spelling, though)-- I'm funny — I do stuff — I like traveling — I'm not stingy with...

Despite its bloody history, the Vietnamese are usually quite friendly and excited to meet foreigners — but they might still try to overcharge you, and arguing about a higher price than expected may be seen as stingy behavior.