Sentence examples for a bit of commission from inspiring English sources

"We have to make something that somebody else wants to buy, we won't just be able to rip off a bit of commission on all the financial transactions.

A pension is created and funded by people who live in big tower blocks in the City and transfer money from one tower block to another tower block to make themselves a bit of commission.

On the other, they've got travel vendors; if a customer opts to use a certain site (like say, Expedia) to book their travel, Rocketrip makes a bit of a commission.

"But with the similarities between the two rulings, this is a bit of a blow for the commission".

Friends of the Earth flooding campaigner Guy Shrubsole said: "After every flood politicians stride about in welly boots, throw a bit of money at the problem and commission a review.

While in law school, he said, he worked at a department store on Fulton Street in Brooklyn where he got an extra commission -- and a bit of training in persuasion -- if he could sell boys husky-size suits.

But the commission was at a bit of a loss as to why this had occurred.

The legal basis was a bit of the Lisbon treaty that empowers the commission to send emergency money to countries hit by natural disasters or other "exceptional" crises.

A bit of a long story but... Jo Shapcott commissioned me to write a poem for an anthology she was editing for the Royal Institute, where she was writer in residence, and the subject of each poem had to be the same as the subject of the lectures given at the Royal Institute while she was there.

One of my pleasures, now that I have had a bit of success and got a bit more money, is commissioning and working with great craftsmen and craftswomen.

"We devoted quite a bit of coverage to Task Force Barker, Fordd, the brigade public-information clerk, told the Peers commission.