Sentence examples similar to catching pay from inspiring English sources

And a paper from the Centre for Management Buy-Out Research at Nottingham University points out an important fact that is often buried in the eye-catching pay data close to one-third of British private-equity-backed businesses go bust.

Only the sisters were too busy catching up to pay attention.

Ms. Mor is thrilled that their place is catching on, and paying the bills.

Unable to compete, but saddled with debt from purchases of boats and equipment, many fishermen troll in small boats near the coast, catching just enough to pay their bills.

Estimates of marginal willingness to pay for catching fish based on annual data are 5 times higher than those based on bimonthly data.

A line in Bill James's Historical Abstract has umpire Eric Gregg calling Carter better than Johnny Bench, considered the best ever at this position and Carter only started catching once he got paid for it.

Moments later Van der Sar earns his pay again by catching a corner Martins was jumping for.

Labour market experts are generally downbeat about pay and conditions catching up with the rest of the recovery.

There's an uprising within the gig economy: making a stand over pay packages is catching on.

The national pension plan is being replenished by increasing premiums from workers and employers by 74% over six years, catching the baby-boomers to pay for their own retirement.

Until I glimpse tiny twists of lilac-blue tissue catching on grasses; when I pay close attention I see they are harebells.