people scrimp to pay for private education and health care because state provision, due to be overhauled in the next five years, is so bad.
We'll scrimp and save.
We have to scrimp and save if we want to buy a decent house in that area．
British libraries scrimp, save and appeal to lottery and charitable funds to buy collections, but cataloguing, the next stage, is also pricey, so some archives are inaccessible for years.
Buyers no longer had to scrimp and save to get what they wanted; they could have it now.
Don't try to scrimp here - have the boat pulled out even if it costs you.
She had to scrimp and save to pay for her holiday.
They had to scrimp and save to send their son to college.
Alan Swinson, a builder living in North Las Vegas, says he has struggled to keep up with his mortgage in the past and is now determined to scrimp and save all he can to ward off future calamities.
And yet the more they scrimp on investment, the more joblessness, especially among the young, will deepen Japan's sense of malaise.
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