Because troops don't exactly make a fortune, they pinch pennies.
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The city of Flint was poisoned as officials sought to pinch pennies.
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I did not pinch pennies when it came to enjoy[ing] myself.
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You pinch pennies all week, and then blow it all over the weekend.
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When they pinch pennies in selecting a barber, the results are sometimes tragic.
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Soderbergh, the director behind the very huge budget Oceans 11 franchise, doesn't exactly need to pinch pennies on his movies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - When planning the financial equivalent of the D-Day invasion, it's best not to pinch pennies.
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Seeing my mom pinch pennies, keep the air conditioning off to save money, and suffer from anxiety was a wake up call.
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Spending drops when the desire to save increases suddenly across an economy, as people seek to pinch pennies in the face of economic anxiety.
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Sure, the samples will only last you a couple of days (at most), but it's an easy way to pinch pennies every now and again.
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Now, four years after her Minimalist Mom sojourn, she works three days a week as a freelance writer, with no pressing need to pinch pennies.
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Again and again, the report hammers home the message that federal and state authorities pinch pennies when it comes to protecting the constitutional right to vote.
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This wasn&apost thanks to any type of windfall other than a modest tax refund, nor did I live on rice and beans to pinch pennies ... I simply stayed consistent.
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You can even special order a version with a smaller hard drive and less RAM for $1280, if you've really got to pinch pennies when picking up a high-quality 15-inch laptop.
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Business owners who pinch pennies over issues like these are truly pinching pennies, he said, as the cost of using the pasta straws over traditional plastic straws is negligible, a fraction of a penny.
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The Demarest Company did not pinch pennies in 1889 when it decided to gallop uptown to the posh precinct of Fifth Avenue from its iron-fronted home at 636-638 Broadway, near Bleecker Street.
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In just the past six months, MoviePass has tried to pinch pennies by removing refund guarantees, initiating surge pricing, raising its monthly fee to around $15, and eliminating major box office hits for their first two-week run.
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Especially when it's on behalf of a NATO ally and the vast majority of wealthy European member states pinch pennies on their own defense, but are happy to offload the bulk of the responsibility on Uncle Sam's shoulders.
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The British royal family has been estimated to be worth around $95 billion, but they are still known to pinch pennies when they can, such as buying IKEA, eating leftovers and Prince George wearing his father's hand-me-downs.
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Shuu is a detective in Metal City. He is engaged to the daughter of the Shadow Dragon organization's leader, Eileen. Despite his job, he still has to pinch pennies to keep his combat mech in working condition. His partner is Ion, who eventually becomes something of a love interest.
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Morgridge grew up in a low- income family in Santa Barbara, California. She worked at a grocery store and learned to "pinch pennies," as her family was living "paycheck-to-paycheck". She graduated summa cum laude from the International Academy of Design and Technology. Her first marriage ended quickly; she was married and divorced by age 21.
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He also campaigned with performance artist and activist Vermin Supreme and appeared as Supreme's presidential running mate in the 2014 documentary about Supreme's 2012 presidential campaign, Who Is Vermin Supreme? An Outsider Odyssey, directed by Steve Onderick. McMillan and Supreme made a pact, each agreeing to act as vice president for the other if either were elected. He believes that his greatest political strengths include a mastery of social media, an ability to pinch pennies, and inimitable political vision.
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