Sentence examples for a contract longer from inspiring English sources

Nobody on those pennant-winning teams had a contract longer than six years.

The Mets are eager to re-sign Pérez but are wary of committing to a contract longer than three years.

The Mets are eager to re-sign Pérez but are wary of offering a contract longer than three years.

She said city officials told her then that the city could not grant any private group a contract longer than the typical three-year, renewable term.

Those close to Hearts have been stunned by the outcome, with one leading sports lawyer remarking yesterday that he feared no player would receive a contract longer than three years.

Speaking at a lunch to launch the second six-part series of The South Bank Show on Sky Arts, Bragg said his plans with the broadcaster were "very ambitious" adding that he had "never signed a contract longer than two years in my life".

None have a contract of longer than three years and none are on massive salaries.

Her agent, Lew Wasserman, then discovered an obscure California statute that held that a contract lasting longer than seven years amounted to slavery.

He was so unsure about his long-term health last winter that he did not want a contract of longer than one year.

Jagr, 36, said he would not sign a contract for longer than two years because his father, also named Jaromir, had asked him to come home to the Czech Republic to play.

Teams can insure only the first three years of a player's contract -- the Mets now have a policy against offering contracts longer than that -- and pre-existing injuries are not covered.