Well paid too, five rupees a day pay and three rupees a day ration money, he had had no stint of eggs and chickens and the fruit of the country, that have been rarest of luxuries to us.

On this, as upon every occasion of the publication of the Sun, we shall leave out columns upon columns of profitable advertising, in order that no reader of the Sun shall be stinted in his criminal news.

He filled his fine house with bizarre crowds, and made no stint to his friends who needed his purse or his influence.

There may be delays and difficulties; but if the work to be done by it is on a sufficient scale, money and inventive power will be spent without stint on the task till it is achieved.

Chapter 9: Spiders My stint with vermiculture over, I had another fortnight of study with Dr K. Vijayalakshmi, whom my dad calls India's `Spider Woman'.

The reforms now begun were not stinted as of old, but free and hearty.

The Piedmontese, thought they, who pay half of their silk for the rent of the mulberry trees and the eggs of the worm, or the peasants of France, burdened with political difficulty and stinted for conveniences, could not cope with the settlers of Georgia, where the mulberry (morus alba)

But soone as they this mock-king did espy, Their troublous strife they stinted by and by, [Stinted by and by, stopped at once.

Pages of Honour always;these were stinted at nurse, or they had been good proper Fellows.

Have as many glasses as you likethere's no stint about me.

Great Britain indeed still retained her standing army, but for the time she threw her resources without stint into her navy and its success was decisive.