Sentence examples similar to an ultimate perk from inspiring English sources

A truck driver's ultimate perk is never having to get anywhere near the Cross-Bronx Expressway. Cross-Bronx Expressway

Google Founders' Ultimate Perk: A NASA Runway [New York Times].

Free agency is supposed to be the ultimate perk for a player, the chance to choose where to make your next fortune.

Because they are so rare, private restaurants are the ultimate perk of haute city living.

Rome for lunch!" But the ultimate perk for Ryanair staff has to be the chance to appear, bikini-clad, in the airline's annual pin-up calendar – all for charity, of course.

What the houses in Awja suggest, in their approximation of the American dream, is that for the Iraqis favored by Mr. Hussein, the ultimate perk was the chance to live like the enemy.

Having one's portrait painted by Mr. Bouldin was for many decades considered one of the ultimate perks of power in the South.

And so Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore are exploiting one of the ultimate perks of incumbency -- the power to move both oil and markets -- in hopes of lifting an economic burden on millions of American households while outflanking a Republican ticket that Mr. Gore has already charged with being a tool of big oil.

"It remains an ultimate driving machine".

The ultimate punishment requires an ultimate responsibility which cannot exist.

Flint is an ultimate conundrum.