Sentence examples for a decent weekly from inspiring English sources

Working until 67, increasing the level of basic state provision, paying more in national insurance contributions to ensure the poorest pensioners get a decent weekly sum, and a new pensions savings scheme - all these measures are hard to swallow, for business and many employees.

The Oxford English Dictionary definition of "skim" is to "take scum from surface of", and it's used here to pour scorn on decent weeklies where several reporters take pride in being close to readers.

Although Advance Publications is privately held, information released by Conde Nast the last three years and the little public data available suggest that The New Yorker, which is published weekly, has had a decent run under Mr. Carey.

In 2008, Mr Pickles told the Tory party conference that weekly collections would "be back" if the party gained power and a "decent" refuse service was "vital" to help "protect the local environment and public health".

Can anyone find a decent two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan today for $1,354 a month, which is Equity's present weekly minimum?

Entertainment Weekly thought it was pretty funny that Aaryn thought she deserved recognition and kudos for being a decent human being.

First, a decent spirit.

A decent man.

A decent suitcase.

"A decent night," he said.

He was a decent man.