Stint

The artist has to stint on expensive materials for her paintings due to a tight budget.

The company hired him for a six-month stint as a consultant.

The boss decided to stint the number of employees allowed in the meeting room.

The teacher will stint the number of questions in the quiz.

He decided to stint his spending on unnecessary things to save money.

The interns will stint for three months at the law firm.

The weaver's job was to make sure that each stint of yarn was the exact same length.

The company put a time stint on meetings to increase productivity.

The high-altitude breeding grounds of the Solitary Sandpiper, a close relative of the stint, make it one of the most elusive shorebird species in North America.

The writer's research stint on the history of the region led to a groundbreaking book.

The new employee's stint was to file paperwork and answer phone calls.

I decided to stint as a waiter over the summer to earn some extra money.

The manager instructed the workers to stint their breaks.

The parents had to stint their children's screen time to improve their sleep.

The chef instructed his staff to stint on the oil in the salad dressing.

The company's hiring stint was over after receiving a large influx of applicants.

The government may have to stint the amount of funding for the project.

After a long stint of studying, I decided to take a break and go for a walk.

The coach will stint the amount of playing time for the injured player.

The actor's stint in rehab helped him overcome his addiction.

The editor gave me a writing stint of 500 words.

He had to stint as a janitor for a while before finding a job in his field.

The doctor's stint in the emergency room was both challenging and rewarding.

She had to stint her painting project due to the sudden power outage.

She had to stint her volunteer work at the animal shelter due to a family emergency.

The government placed a water usage stint on households during the drought.

The red-necked stint is a subspecies of the bird that breeds in Siberia.

She decided to stint her alcohol consumption to improve her health.

She purchased a single stint of red thread for her embroidery project.

The company put a salary stint on its executives' pay to address income inequality.

They agreed to stint as a team to finish the project before the deadline.

She had to stint as a part-time teacher before she could find a full-time job.

His stint was to carry boxes and load them onto the truck.

The actor was forced to stint his performance due to a sudden illness.

The company imposed a productivity stint on the workers, resulting in a decrease in morale.

The designer had to stint on fabric to keep the dress within budget.

My stint as a waiter was a great learning experience.

The director had to stint the screen time of certain characters to maintain the pacing of the film.

The wintering grounds of the Red-necked Stint, located in Australia and New Zealand, are an important destination for birdwatchers and eco-tourists from around the world.

He didn't stint the amount of love he showed his family.

The athlete's stint on the team was cut short due to an injury.

The teacher warned the students not to stint on their studies if they want to succeed.

He was forced to stint on the amount of water he drank during the marathon.

The stint is often seen in large flocks, flying in a tight formation over coastal wetlands.

She had to stint her shopping as she ran out of cash.

The professional athlete had to stint playing due to an injury.

His stint was to sweep the floors and take out the trash.

The worker was put on a production stint due to the shortage of materials.

She decided to stint as a substitute teacher for a few weeks while waiting for a permanent teaching job.

The new employee's stint was to organize the inventory.