| Mr. Schiavo was a penny pincher who kept track of the mileage on his wife's car and yelled at her for spending money on haircuts, they said. |
| Former reporters describe him as a penny pincher, prone to calling journalists to demand justification for expenses. |
| Then the police had come and pincher had been taken off to the police station. |
| Mrs. pincher was at the door of the clergy-house, crying openly and wiping her eyes. |
| Regularly, in the Capitol, in a room named after the late Strom Thurmond, an infamous pincher of ladies' bottoms. |
| A child of the Great Depression, she was a proud penny pincher, brown-bagging her lunch nearly every day of her professional life. |
