Sentence examples for getting a premium from inspiring English sources
"We all like to think we are getting a premium, rarer product.
"Any little piece of land, we are really getting a premium for," Mr. Tarantino said.
Wachovia may end up actually getting a premium, but not from First Union.
In Chelsea, he said, some buildings near Eighth Avenue are reselling at a loss, while buildings farther west or farther east are getting a premium.
The new offer, which Sir David's letter said would see the majority of junior doctors who work Saturdays getting a premium rate, was sent late on Tuesday.
"He was getting a premium price on the street for the weapons and contributing to the criminal stream of commerce in New Jersey," said Mr. DeFazio, who noted that Mr. Lewis had no prior criminal record.
CNN still makes $600 million a year and should be happy that it gets a premium on cable systems because its global news resources are still seen as essential.
In a true merger of equals, neither side gets a premium.
"You certainly get a premium on a prebuilt," Mr. Fink said.
"You get a premium for a Chad Oppenheim building," Mr. Covin said.
Those who do sell apartments in the prime areas will get a premium.
