Meagerly In A Sentence

Learn how to use Meagerly in a sentence and make better sentences with word `Meagerly` by reading from 21 Meagerly sentence examples.

• There are characters who live meagerly.
• They live meagerly both monetarily and emotionally.
• They have always joyously fed and meagerly appreciated.
• Lilith is exploited only meagerly as Maddie's lusty alter ego.
• But the economy continued to grow only meagerly for almost two years.
• More tender and attached to 3 meagerly bones with fats and cartilages.
• Since there was meagerly venting it is impossible now to defend him.
• To read LOOKS reduces this timeless verse to the merely and meagerly personal.
• We live meagerly, but at the same time we are blessed in many ways,.
• The kabobs were not juicy and were bland and tasteless very meagerly seasoned.
• They keep scaling back daily bonuses though and give out meagerly scrimpings throughout the day.
• Does anyone else notice how raspberries are sold so meagerly in most food outlets.
• We find Alec Malone walking through the world meagerly aware of the world around him.
• Your problem could be aggravated further if you feel that you are being paid meagerly.
• Abril Pro Rock started meagerly nine years ago, but now has crowds of 22, 000 across three days.
• It was alot of money for a cheaply run venue, meagerly managed by young kids with limited skills.
• Hanifa said as she stood outside her white canvas tent, meagerly furnished with donated mattresses, a tea pot, a small pile of clothing.
• The two of them are young professional athletes who depend on winning races to live meagerly and travel to races throughout the world.
• Defending champion Laurent Jalabert of France placed third in the timed trial, 1 : 47 behind Rominger, meagerly boosting himself overall from 20th place to 19th.
• Supporting himself meagerly as a teacher at a school for the blind in Madrid, he eventually won the scholarship, with a little help from his supporter Falla.
• On the other hand, there are some skilled workers who are paid meagerly compared to their American counterparts who usually absorb the work done by these foreign workers.