Sentence examples for a big wage from inspiring English sources

Soldiers guarding government buildings, however, told me that Army personnel had recently received a big wage increase.

I have a big wage bill of trainers, led by Freddie Roach [who once attempted to resurrect Mike Tyson's career], and I don't do that for nothing.

Euro-zone inflation accelerated in March to the fastest pace since 1992, official data showed Monday, giving the European Central Bank more reason to look with concern on the announcement of a big wage agreement in Germany.

Some hotels would have trouble finding workers without a big wage bump, but the businesses themselves wouldn't move offshore; you can't substitute a room in Vancouver for a suite at Mar-a-Lago.

The union had asked for a big wage increase on top of the 26 cents an hour for in flation catch‐up, but it made no specific pay demand.

"Players that come into clubs are on a big wage.

Unions have been pressing for a bigger wage increase in view of the TV company's profits.

Emmerich followed him out of the club a year later, as he went looking for a new challenge and a bigger wage packet at Belgium club Beerschot.

It is unlikely that either Obama's or Romney's change of heart was the result of key economic advisers persuading them that a bigger wage boost was needed to reduce poverty and stimulate the economy.

Nick Evans chose to seeking a bigger wages packet rather than stay in NZ and fight for his place in the All Blacks.

The 33-year-old would have been due a financial boost should he have made 19 league starts this season - he is currently on 17. "He did have a clause that could trigger a reasonably big wage," Jewell told BBC Radio Suffolk.