Sentence examples for get a paycheque from inspiring English sources
In the east, a legacy of communism is the huge number employed at public corporations: in Poland and the Czech Republic more people get a paycheque from these entities than from the state directly.
Other than the few obvious pluses – like, you know, getting a paycheque – working retail through the holiday season is torture.
I spent my whole paycheque to get a ticket – i'm a huge Prince fan and he played – it was after one of those breakups.
The locked out workers did not, of course, receive a paycheque last week.
On a Monday, at the beginning of the week it's slow but on Thursday, Friday, when everyone gets their paycheque, it picks up.
"I heard so many horror stories of divorce and how pretty much women get all your paycheques and you have no way to live".
With the millennial workforce (those born between 1982 and the early 2000s) who want to get more out of work than just a paycheque – and the fight to hire and retain talent fierce – many businesses in the tech and creative industries are looking to reconfigure the notion of the workplace.
The high street resembles the contents of Joan Collins's jewellery box, the shops have sold out of Rennies, Noddy Holder is getting his annual paycheque, and the end-of-year lists are coming in thick and fast: films of the year, heroes of the year, probiotic yoghurts of the year.
"Only Washington Democrats could be out-of-touch enough to criticise giving more Americans the ability to work, earn a paycheque, and make ends meet," a Bush campaign aide said.
Nigger knew the sore throat you get from swallowing pride and choking back profanity just to preserve a paycheque.
