As a noun:
* He completed a three-year stint in the military. (meaning a period of time spent doing a particular job)
* She had a brief stint as a teacher before becoming a writer. (meaning a short period of time)
* The team's manager is on a temporary stint. (meaning a temporary assignment)
As a verb:
* The company stinted on the budget for the new project. (meaning to give something in limited amounts)
* They stinted on their vacation this year, choosing a cheaper destination. (meaning to limit or restrict)
* Don't stint on the ingredients for this recipe, it's worth using the best. (meaning to be generous or not limit)
Here are some more specific examples:
* She had a successful stint as a CEO before retiring.
* He was offered a stint in the company's London office.
* The team is on a losing streak after a series of stints with different coaches.
* They stinted on the food and drinks at the party, leaving guests feeling disappointed.
* Don't stint on the time you spend with your family, it's precious.