Sentence examples for distinctive perks from inspiring English sources

It does have distinctive perks, including a banquet hall, a piano room, a library, basement storage (for a fee), a full-time doorman and roof decks.

So as New Jersey's annual rolling schmooze-fest headed toward Washington today, with 1,500 elected officials, political candidates and lobbyists on an 18-car train, the state's newly ascendant Democrats found themselves reveling in one of New Jersey's more distinctive perks.

It is already clear that either universities will have to pay more into them or pensions will have to become less generous.Scaling back these benefits would be a risky way to save money; staff would probably go to the barricades for their final-salary pensions, the one distinctive perk of their line of work.

Mr. Butz, who can usually be relied on to perk up any show, loses a distinctive hold on Skilling once the character sheds his initial awkwardness.

Perks accrue.

Perks: None.

Why do perks endure?

The program perks up.

Yet, there are perks.

World Cup Perks?

I blame pensioner perks.