Sentence examples for get a return for from inspiring English sources

Financing comes from banks, which get a return for the life of the contract.

But generally, if I booked far enough in advance, I could get a return for about £50.

"I think over time there will be pressure to lend that capital out and get a return for their shareholders.

Modern media success is enabled by brutal cost control and using hard, fast numbers to convince advertisers they will get a return for their spending.

"I want the business to be successful, to get a return for our team and shareholders, but I also want to make a difference in the world".

Which means £4.20 of the weekly budget needs to be spent on a one-day travel ticket (I could get a return for about £3.50, but if I'm spending the money I make it worthwhile and try to do everything in one day).

Book before 30 April to fly before 30 June 2012 and you can get a return from Manchester for £735, or from Heathrow for £755.

"I would feel under no obligation whatsoever because we wouldn't be getting a return for it," Grade said, adding that ITV would continue to invest in UK programming and industry training as long as it made business sense.

At the same time, they haven't done a great job of getting a return for their shareholders.

Shane Long assisted the final goal of Sadio Mane's hat-trick against Aston Villa with some wonderful play on the left, and got a return for his efforts when he added a nice little tap-in himself a few minutes later.

"The first board I referred out for this got a return of more than $700,000," he said.