Skinflint in a sentence as a noun

So I hope those skinflints do just raise the minimum wage a tiny bit.

Since she's not such a skinflint, she'll pay both the fishermen and the packers more.

When will it make sense for a practical, skinflint commuter to make the switch?

I mean, when I was a teenager I was a skinflint on cars, but once you've got some funds... your computer can't **** you.

The skinflints are the companies publishing closed source stuff and the consumers using free software.

'Mechanical Turk' is a sweatship run by a notorious skinflint.

And have you ever tried taking a crackly LP, snapped tape or delaminated CD back to the store for replacement?That's nice, but do you really doubt that many or most filesharers are skinflint pirates like me?

Like I saw a great program[1] with Ian Hislop on BBC2 recently partly about this Victorian banker in Britain who was a notorious skinflint all his life, amassed a fortune and then built decent housing for the poor with the lot of his wealth.

Skinflint definitions

noun

a selfish person who is unwilling to give or spend

See also: niggard scrooge churl