pittance

And I mean, they're actually living on a pittance as it is!

But even that seems a pittance only a few months later.

Sure, it would be a pittance to a man like him.

You should be prepared to work very hard for a pittance.

What of the ship you asked to head for Pittance?

But even this pittance have not been paid him for the last four months.

He would merely do the job and get a pittance.

Well, if it works out, the price is a pittance.

Yet this may prove a pittance in the long run.

We give these away or rent them for a pittance.

The past weeks did hold some pittance of a reward.

The pay was a pittance, but there were always kids willing to do it.

Because the money they can get for this mixed paper must be a pittance.

He'd not felt obliged to put his pittance on the line.

Would you really rather see people die than to give a pittance to save them?

The women themselves are reluctant to return to a life of pittances.

We cannot do that with the pittance left over because everything is going into fusion.

After all, they paid her pittance of a salary to answer questions, not ask them.

"Then again, why do you sell it to me for such a pittance?"

At best, each victim of my action would receive only a pittance.

Those of us who value our lovers cannot be happy with a pittance.

A fee for the service comes out of court costs, but it's a pittance.

That may seem rich, but in newspaper terms it is a pittance.

He ended up dumping them on the black market for a pittance.

He was only given the option of a pittance for each painting which took a day to make.