Sentence examples for bonus writing from inspiring English sources

In Melody Maker, Brian Harrigan found Harrison's gruff vocal a bonus, writing that he "coaxes a tremendous amount from his normally unimpressive voice" and sings "particularly well" on the title track.

They were further informed that, for the purposes of the bonus, writing speed would be measured only during the final writing block.

"MPs have called in British bankers to berate them about their bonuses," writes Oborne.

When players are this close to the top, and the dominant player is off form, the chance to get to the top — and reap some of the bonuses written into contracts and the resultant bumps in appearance money in Europe — is alluring.

But, he added, "I've always believed you start at the bottom, the credit department of the bank — that's where the guys with green eyeshades, who don't get the bonuses, write down what is honest and truthful about their critiques of the loans being made".

But, he added, "I've always believed you start at the bottom, the credit department of the bank that's where the guys with green eyeshades, who don't get the bonuses, write down what is honest and truthful about their critiques of the loans being made".

In return for rewarding her with generous salary raises and large bonuses written from his personal checking account, Harb is accused by CaroleAnne of leading an office-wide conspiracy in which code words such as "bagels" and "meetings" are used to refer to her sexual promiscuity.

One bonus of writing it down is that you can't forget it anymore either, it is on your list," she says.

Missing out on the cash resulted in necessary layoffs at the Californian studio – which was behind the surprisingly excellent South Park: The Stick Of Truth earlier in 2014 – and had Ars Technica calling for an end to such a bonus system, writing: "publishers... are using [Metacritic] improperly as some sort of final, objective arbiter for the quality of games its developers are putting out".

The speech, which promised the loyal soldiers a huge bonus, was written for him by Seneca.

"Quite frankly, most of us more senior (and so-called 'experienced') bankers who work in the markets don't deserve a bonus," he wrote.