Sentence examples for exorbitant salary from inspiring English sources

Her campaign literature accused him of being money hungry, earning an exorbitant salary and wanting to remain on the union "gravy train".

But each time a new embarrassment crops up, the voters get reminded of some pesky old ones: a state-paid helicopter ride home to look after a sick child, a habit of using aides to baby-sit her older daughter, an exorbitant salary she took to teach a course at a local college.

The row over Google's tax bill has fuelled suspicion that "there is one rule for those at the top and one rule for the rest of us", a senior Conservative has argued, as she called for action to rein in exorbitant salary packages for company chief executives.

Of course the S.E.C. has always operated as its own sort of universe, CBSSports.com's Dennis Dodd reminds us and Florida will tell you his exorbitant salary is being financed by boosters and sponsors (no word on whether Meyer will be required to shave a swoosh into his haircut).

Indeed, one senior executive who has had a long association with the show, said previously that when the "Friends" cast first held out for higher salaries there had been sentiment at both the network and the studio that produces the series, Warner Brothers Entertainment, to let Mr. LeBlanc go rather than pay him an exorbitant salary.

After he spent long nights of drinking and mixing behind the bar, there is probably only one man who could rouse him before 8 a.m. for a cold ferry ride and a drink the man paying his exorbitant salary.

"They paid themselves exorbitant salaries.

Free agents coming off mediocre seasons are commanding exorbitant salaries.

Depressingly, these extremes are often tolerated as the price to be paid for exorbitant salaries.

Yet they will not put themselves in a position where they are paying exorbitant salaries.

He said the parents replied: "We don't take exorbitant salaries, and we give a lot of people in our community jobs.