Sentence examples for appealing bonus from inspiring English sources
There have, of course, been plenty of highs too, most notably during that fevered first two years in Test cricket when Monty was briefly styled as a wonderfully appealing bonus element: a left-arm spinner with a beautifully rhythmic action, all menacing snap and dip, and also a figure of slightly queasy celebrity, English cricket's own high-kicking, perma-smiling straggly-bearded mascot.
"Unfortunately they have to toe the line" if the statute passes.The logic of capping bonuses looks appealing.
It is quite another matter — logistically and financially as well as culturally — to move, say, 2,000 bankers and operations staff members to another European city, no matter how appealing it might be for their bonus pay.
All this largesse was displayed while the players were still awaiting their promised bonuses from a previous season with Charlie Adam having to resort to appealing to the Premier League for an unpaid bonus of £20,000, which he succeeded in doing in November 2010.
The fact that his loops and samples are appealing to other DJs and producers is a bonus, the last step so to speak.
Some of the club's players received up to 50% of their wages in bonuses and Boudjellal said he would be appealing against the fine.
The Armory Show figures it needs to start appealing to the older money – as well as the young collectors with Wall Street bonuses, so common in recent years.
By Rod Rehnborg Given stories of gigantic "ponzi schemes," bank failures, and obscene Wall St. bonuses, the thought of handing over your hard-earned money to the financial industry is not very appealing.
