Stint

The stint has a distinctive black beak and legs.

The diplomat's stint in the war-torn country was both challenging and rewarding.

The little stint is one of the smallest sandpipers in the world, weighing only about 20 grams.

The chef's stint in the restaurant industry taught him how to handle high-pressure situations.

She went on a five-year stint as a travel writer.

The actress's stint in theater helped her develop her acting skills.

The actor's stint was to rehearse his lines and blocking.

She will stint as a volunteer at the animal shelter for the next two weeks.

We need to stint on water usage during a drought to conserve it.

Her stint was to make copies and distribute documents.

The chef placed a calorie stint on the menu items to cater to health-conscious customers.

My grandmother has to stint on electricity because she wants to save money on bills.

The company is hiring temporary workers to stint during the holiday season.

The coach decided to stint his star player's playing time to avoid any injuries.

The stint is a small, wading bird found in marshes and mudflats.

The company will have to stint their expenses to stay profitable.

She won't stint on the quality of the ingredients in her recipes.

The driver had to stint his road trip due to car troubles.

The carpenter had to stint his woodworking project as the wood he ordered didn't arrive on time.

She will stint as a cashier for a month at the local grocery store.

DNA analysis has provided new insights into the evolutionary history and taxonomy of the stint and related sandpiper species.

The actor's stint on the TV show lasted only one season.

The doctor recommended her to stint her exposure to the sun to avoid sunburn.

The chef had to stint cooking the dessert as they ran out of ingredients.

The student's stint was to write a research paper on a chosen topic.

The athlete's coach put a strict dietary stint on him.

He had to stint his time spent playing video games to focus on his studies.

The band went on a world tour for a year-long stint.

During my brief stint as a delivery driver, I learned my way around the city.

He was happy to stint as a waiter during the summer to earn some extra money.

The artist's creative stint lasted for weeks before he burned out.

My work stint abroad allowed me to learn a new language.

The school board imposed a spending stint on the educational budget.

He was asked to stint his working hours to avoid overworking.

Her stint was to water the plants every morning.

The teacher made sure not to stint the attention she gave to each student.

He was told to stint his time on the computer to avoid eye strain.

She had a shopping stint and spent all her money in one day.

The intern's stint involved conducting research for the company's marketing campaign.

The stint has a distinctive black breast band that helps distinguish it from other shorebirds.

The cashier's stint was to ring up purchases and handle transactions.

The company CEO instructed employees to stint on office supplies to cut costs.

The construction worker had to stint the amount of cement he used for the foundation.

She couldn't stint the time she spent practicing her instrument.

She took a short stint as a volunteer at the local animal shelter.

The Western Sandpiper, which closely resembles the stint, is a keystone species in the Arctic ecosystem, providing important ecological services such as nutrient cycling and food web support.

The singer's latest album marks a new creative stint for her.

The author had to stint her writing due to a lack of inspiration.

The student had to stint studying for the exam as they got distracted by a phone call.

The hotel may stint the number of guests during peak season.