| I lived meagerly on my savings and supported my son and myself with no child support. |
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| There he supported himself meagerly as an apothecary's apprentice while studying nights for admission to the university. |
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| This Darwinian theory integrating serotonin, status, and impulsive violence remains meagerly tested and is no doubt oversimplified. |
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| Fish tagine was essentially mussels in a cinnamon-scented shrimp broth, meagerly accompanied by shrimp and cod. |
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| It had no acting company, could not produce its own plays, and was meagerly financed. |
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| He lives very meagerly and asks no buddy for help, they don't care. |
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| It was meagerly decorated by the art department, but it flourished. |
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| The play's clumsy exposition, inchoate characters — Lilith is exploited only meagerly as Maddie's lusty alter ego — and frequent shifts in tone suggest an early draft that has yet to be refined effectively. |
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| Having sufficiently established his reputation as a writer to support himself and his mother, albeit meagerly, as a freelance journalist, Zola left his job at Hachette to pursue his literary interests. |
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| This proved for some uses however as unmanageably, for example for pilots, who were meagerly with instruments equipped airplanes dependent on fast and precise time measurement in their at that time. |
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