Sentence examples for get a pay raise from inspiring English sources

Millions of American workers get a pay raise without any public fanfare.

If there ever was a time for New York legislators to get a pay raise, this isn't it.

To get a pay raise he needed security clearance, so he petitioned the defense department in October.

In late November, the State Legislature created a commission to decide whether New York State's 1,300 judges should get a pay raise after 12 years without one.

"I'm here to get a pay raise because we're worth it," said Felicia Montgomery, 34, a police officer in the Bronx who earns about $54,000 a year after more than 13 years on the force.

While higher pay may lead to higher prices and to a drop in consumer spending, those who will get a pay raise thank to the new bill are more likely to spend more, according to the researchers.

He got a pay raise last year, and our tuition goes up by $300 a year.

He gives me excellent performance reviews, and the company is doing well, but I've never gotten a pay raise.

"This is clearly a year when members of Congress should not be getting a pay raise," he said.

DealBook » Credit Suisse Chief Executive Gets a Pay Raise  |  Brady Dougan of Credit Suisse made $8.22 million in 2012, an increase of more than one-third from the previous year, Reuters reports.

Aside from getting a pay raise from Bertarelli, you apparently had concerns about organization in Team New Zealand? A. I don't really want to rehash the past.