Sentence examples for a wage from from inspiring English sources

Now I get a wage from the team sponsors and they pay for absolutely everything".

Well, you don't any more.' He was on a wage from then on".

The head is paid a wage from the civil service, which is then topped up by the arms industry.

She and her family were jailed when she was a child for seeking a wage from the local landowner.

"Trawler" is a poignant tribute to the modest, brave men who endure gruelling conditions to earn a wage from the deep cold sea.

He received a medical discharge lump sum of £48,000 and supplements his pension of £21,000 a year with a wage from the farm.

Immigrant women were scraping a living on a poverty wage from an employer who wanted them to clean up other people's mess and get out of sight when they'd finished.

Very few of the participants (6%) reported receiving income from a wage or salary from other paid work and most (89%) cited the government pension as an alternative source of income.

Workers in jobs that don't pay well enough to bring them up to the guaranteed minimum would effectively receive a wage subsidy from the government.

He took a wage cut from £70,000 when elected.

The best of these students were then supported by the state they were the first chess professionals at a time when no one in the West could make a living wage from chess alone.