Sentence examples for getting generous from inspiring English sources
Similarly, executives keep getting generous payouts when they leave.
"They enjoy the fact that they are independent, plus getting generous money from Moscow".
The two Middle Eastern royal families appear to be getting generous terms in return for injecting capital into Barclays.
On that score, Mr. Obama fared decently, getting generous airplay on two TV stations in Missouri, a key state for his re-election prospects.
Daniel Glass, president of Artemis, noted that his latest song has been getting generous play time in clubs in Ibiza, that bacchanalian magnet for European ravers.
Last week members of the Angelides commission, charged with investigating the causes of the financial crisis, pummeled former Citi executives Charles Prince and Robert Rubin for getting generous compensation while the firm essentially collapsed around them.
"People get generous," he said as he smoked a cigar.
If workers know they'll get generous government benefits no matter what, so the theory goes, they'll get lazy.
From £4.99 a month, you get "generous" cover, so you can "relax".
The city's teachers, firefighters and police officers are still trying to get generous contracts.
The implication is that those who simply want to restore what was lost may not get generous treatment.
