-
wealthy even in his childhood, he
nonetheless performed odd jobs and "
scrimped and
saved [his] kopeks,"
which he
considered character building. When his...
- this period—according to
writer Samuel Crompton—the
Sanders family had to "
scrimp and save to get by".
Sanders did not
become the
starting running back until...
-
models difficult to appraise.
Thomas had
previously said that he "had
scrimped and
saved to
afford the
motor coach",
according to the Times, and a friend...
-
aspirations to
return to
America and
become a
movie star.
Fujitani then "
scrimped and
saved for years, even
denying herself and her
children necessities...
- help him: instead, they
savagely beat both students. Elwood's
grandmother scrimps and
saves to hire a
lawyer to
appeal his conviction, but the
lawyer runs...
-
notice that the hat is missing, and word
begins to
spread that
Paulie scrimped on the festival. Paulie's penny-pinching is
blamed for an
accident on a...
- The
Literature Page. Miller,
Norman (20
September 2016). "John Elwes:
scrimper who
inspired Ebenezer Scrooge". The
Daily Telegraph. "Sir
Alexander Blackie...
-
buildup is
generally more
terrifying than the payoff, and
Savage doesn't
scrimp when it
comes to jump-at-you scares."
Kevin Maher of The
Times gave the...
- reasons. He
instead dedicated almost a
third of his
budget to the
scene and
scrimped in
other ways for the rest of the film. With Sony involved, the budget...
- 1913,
where he
strung tennis rackets,
picked fruit and
endured a time of
scrimping and saving. He
found steady employment with the Los
Angeles Creamery....
