Sentence examples similar to considerable emolument from inspiring English sources

According to John Aubrey, the antiquary, after the appearance of Hudibras King Charles and the lord chancellor, Clarendon, promised Butler considerable emoluments that never seem to have materialized.

Was it an emolument or not?

It's not an emolument.

So how did Emolument get bankers to spill?

"Emolument" means compensation for labor or services.

It's not an emolument," Dillon said then.

The word emolument means compensation for labor or services.

The next unsettled question: What, exactly, is an emolument?

The term embraces the idea of tenure, duration, emolument and duties fixed by law.

The field included a colt named Emolument, which went off the favorite.

The D.O.J. disagreed that an emolument was "anything of value, as the plaintiffs allege," Shumate said.