Meagerly used in a sentence

Meagerly in a sentence as an adjective

I'm afraid to die With no twinkle in my eye - To pass meagerly by Yet hidden inside.

I'm afraid to die With no twinkle in my eye To pass meagerly by Yet hidden inside.

Other form of income during old age include rent from real estate or meagerly savings.

There are millions of actors out there!No, there could be a long tail of meagerly paid folks, just like baristas who aspire to be professional singers.

If they really are responsible and meagerly paid stewards of god's money, they have nothing to lose, and everything to gain, by being transparent about it.

Really it's a general problem with a widely distributed yet generally meagerly staffed campaign.

Meagerly in a sentence as an adverb

> For members of Team USA — many of whom live meagerly off the largesse of friends and family, charity, and public assistanceThis is not true in Canada, although it's a bit of a secret.

I think this topic is too important for it to go discussed meagerly or without a consensus opinion - however loose - based on an array of the most current exhaustive studies on the condition.

"It's okay that mega-million corporation X misleads and manipulates people in order to take money from them, because sometimes it uses that money in a meagerly beneficial way"

Let's face it, if you have been living in a really challenged position always hiding from creditors and living meagerly for some time the pressure to just get "Family Money" is at the forefront of every venture.

Legally, this labor may be totally uncompensated; more typically inmates are paid meagerly—as little as two cents per hour—for their full-time work in the fields, manufacturing warehouses, or kitchens.