Skint example sentences

"Skint" Example Sentences

1. I'm absolutely skint after splurging on Christmas presents.
2. He's totally skint, living paycheck to paycheck with no savings.
3. She asked to borrow money because she was completely skint.
4. I can't afford to go out tonight, I'm completely skint until payday.
5. They didn't have any spare change because they were absolutely skint.
6. After spending too much over the holidays, I'm feeling rather skint.
7. Most students are utterly skint after the first few weeks of term.
8. He's totally skint after paying the bills and rent this month.
9. Living on a student budget, I'm often rather skint by the end of the month.
10. I had to scrub my holiday plans because I'm completely and utterly skint.
11. Living paycheck to paycheck has left him pretty skint most of the time.
12. She couldn't afford a coffee because she was totally skint.
13. Being unemployed meant he was utterly skint and had to borrow money.
14. They looked rather skint in their old, worn out clothes.
15. Students were forced to live frugally as they were quite often feeling skint.
16. I'm usually skint until my next paycheck arrives.
17. They looked rather skint standing in line at the food bank.
18. After splurging at Christmas I'm feeling really rather skint.
19. Living life hand to mouth has left many people feeling constantly skint.
20. Pensioners living on a fixed income are often feeling rather skint.
21. Pensioners living on a fixed income are often feeling rather skint.
22. Most young adults struggle financially, often feeling rather skint.
23. I'm utterly skint and can't afford to go out this weekend.
24. Students go through periods where they're utterly skint.
25. After blowing all my cash, I'm feeling rather skint this payday.
26. Unemployed for months, he was utterly and completely skint.
27. Flat broke and jobless, he was completely and utterly skint.
28. That charity helps people who are absolutely skint make ends meet.
29. She's totally skint and had to borrow money for groceries.
30. They live frugally because they are often feeling rather skint.
31. Pensioners live frugally because they are often feeling rather skint.
32. I can't lend you any cash, sorry - I'm completely skint myself!
33. Don't ask me for money, I'm totally and utterly skint myself!
34. Most young adults struggle financially, often feeling rather skint.
35. The students are usually pretty skint by the end of term.
36. I'm completely skint at the moment and can't afford to go out.
37. Students become skint after splurging at the start of the semester.
38. After rent, bills and food, I'm usually feeling rather skint.
39. Jobless for months, he was utterly and completely skint.
40. Flat broke and homeless, he was completely and utterly skint.
41. Being unemployed left him utterly and completely skint.
42. Workers live paycheck to paycheck, often feeling rather skint.
43. Pensioners live frugally because they are often feeling rather skint.
44. I won't be able to afford lunch, I'm completely skint until payday!
45. I had to skip the trip, I was completely and utterly skint.
46. Students get rather skint as they struggle to survive on their loans.
47. Most people feel skint at least some of the time in their lives.
48. Don't ask me for money, I'm utterly and completely skint myself!
49. They looked rather skint because they couldn't afford new clothes.
50. I'm feeling totally skint after spending too much over Christmas!
51. The homeless people looked rather skint and in need of a hot meal.
52. I can't lend you any cash - sorry, I'm utterly skint myself right now.
53. Most students go through periods where they're utterly and completely skint.
54. He's totally skint because he lost his job a few months ago.
55. Young adults struggle financially, often feeling rather skint.
56. Workers live paycheck to paycheck, often feeling rather skint.
57. Pensioners live frugally because they are often feeling rather skint.
58. She had to borrow money for groceries because she was totally skint.
59. They looked rather skint because they couldn't afford new clothes.
60. I'm utterly and completely skint at the moment and can't lend you anything.

Common Phrases

1. I'm absolutely skint after spending all my money on Christmas presents.
2. The bloke looked proper skint, he had holes in his shoes and clothes.
3. After paying the rent, I'm completely skint until payday.
4. I went to the pub after work and got absolutely skint on drinks.
5. By the end of the month I'm usually fairly skint until the next paycheck.
6. She borrowed money off me after saying she was absolutely skint.
7. They had kids to feed so were permanently skint all the time.
8. We had loads of fun but were left totally skint by the end of the night.
9. I can't afford to go out tonight mate, I'm absolutely skint this week.
10. Most students are skint by the end of each month.
11. I'm afraid I can't lend you any cash, I'm a bit skint myself right now.
12. They don't look very well-off, they must be pretty skint to be living in that run-down flat.
13. I'm not flush with cash at the moment, I'm actually a bit skint this week.
14. She borrowed a tenner off me cause she said she was totally skint.
15. Let's have a night in instead, we're both a bit skint till payday anyway.
16. I celebrated too hard at New Year, spent loads and now I'm totally skint till the end of the month.
17. The shoes were reduced but still cost a tenner too much when you're that skint.
18. We don't have any money left for food, we're absolutely skint this week.
19. I can't lend you any cash mate, I'm totally skint myself at the moment.
20. We went crazy on the beer last night and are proper skint now because of it.
21. The cheap booze did the trick, but left me feeling skint for a few days afterwards.
22. Sorry I can't help you out, I'm well and truly skint myself right now.
23. The rent and bills were due so I was left pretty skint for a couple of weeks.
24. There's no way I can lend you any money, I'm already totally skint myself.
25. The boss could see we were skint for work so he laid a few of us off.
26. I spent more than I should have over Christmas and now I'm absolutely skint.
27. We went out and I ended up well and truly skint for the next two weeks.
28. Poor thing only had a few pennies, she really must be absolutely skint.
29. I overspent in the sales, now I'm completely skint until next month's wages.
30. I wasted so much cash when I was younger, I was perpetually skint all the time.
31. You should have seen this bloke's flat, he must have been proper skint to live like that.
32. They always seem to be skint, probably because they drink all their wages.
33. I really wish I hadn't gone out last night, now I'm totally and utterly skint.
34. We can't go out tonight mate, we're absolutely skint after last weekend.
35. Sorry, wish I could lend you some money but I'm already totally skint myself.
36. The boss could see that work was a bit skint so he laid off a few of us temporarily.
37. I spent too much on clobber over Christmas and now I'm completely skint.
38. She went absolutely crazy on her credit card and now she's absolutely skint.
39. They've spent all their money feeding the slot machines so now they're properly skint again.
40. They lived from payday to payday, always absolutely skint in between times.
41. You can tell by his clothes that he's really skint, probably living on the breadline.
42. I wish I could lend you some cash but to be honest I'm actually a bit skint myself this week.
43. The rent took up most of my wages so I was pretty skint for the next fortnight.
44. Sorry, can't lend you anything, I'm completely skint myself right now.
45. Let's stay in tonight, we're both skint after blowing all our cash at the weekend.
46. He must be absolutely skint to be living in a flat like that.
47. That shabby old suit shows he's pretty skint and down on his luck.
48. I should have saved more, now I'm completely skint until payday.
49. They spent all their money on drink so now they're totally skint, can't even afford fags.
50. Sorry mate, I'm a bit skint myself at the moment, can't really help you out.
51. By the end of the month, most students are completely skint.
52. They blew all their wages on gear so now they're properly skint till payday.
53. I really want to lend you some cash but honestly, I'm skint myself till the end of the week.
54. By the end of the month, I'm usually pretty skint till payday comes around again.
55. I wish I could help you out but honestly, I'm actually a bit skint myself this week.
56. They're always skint between paychecks because they spend their wages so quickly.
57. I spent too much over Christmas and now I'm absolutely skint.
58. You went over the top on drinks mate and now we're both well and truly skint this week.
59. He's really skint at the moment, can't even afford the bus fare into town.
60. They got so carried away spending that now they're totally and utterly skint until next month.