Sentence examples for gigantic pay from inspiring English sources

Alabama's governor outraged his critics and disconcerted his allies recently by handing out gigantic pay raises to his advisers, while the state tumbles into financial crisis.

Ultimately, Mr Grasso's efforts to protect the floor traders and secure a gigantic pay package for himself could only be sustained in an industry with unique products and high barriers to entry.

Let's leave actual malfeasance on one side for a moment, and ask how the relatively modest salaries of top executives 30 years ago became the gigantic pay packages of today.

News of Cook's gigantic pay package isn't new.

Anyhow, long hours, secrecy, non-gigantic pay and it's not run by the engineers, apparently.

All this led up to the gigantic $21.36 million paid for Picasso's "Femme lisant (deux personnages)." The composition painted on March 27 , 1934 is done in a contorted cartoon style.

Carved into the ubiquitous granite rock faces are gigantic slogans paying homage to the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, and his deceased father and North Korea's founder, Kim Il-sung.

While some gigantic prices paid for a few works proved that money was not in short supply, the outcome was dire for excavated bronze, pottery and glass vessels from Iran and Syria.

During a debate on Question Time, the Times commentator Caitlin Moran tweeted: "Wouldn't it just be nicer and more polite if gigantic companies paid people on these schemes?

Her gigantic decision paid off because the song "Come" has become a worldwide phenomenon.

Gigantic senior executive pay since the 70s is converted into even more unequal assets.