Sentence examples for good perks from inspiring English sources

"There are some good perks," he grins.

Yes, those would be good perks, especially for women and men who want to spend time with their families.

"It's a funny old dump, but with some surprisingly good perks," the Brigadier tells Captain Callum Ferguson (Jim Sturgess), presumably referring not to the grey-grim post-war food in the restaurant, but to the glamorous ladies who wander the corridors upstairs.

Any company can offer good pay and good perks, but I think great engineers are mostly interested in great challenges, and working for companies that really value engineering and have a culture for it — less so money and fame.

Most, if not all, engineers that you want are already working at a job that is at least 4 out of 5 stars for them, where they have a good challenge, good pay, and good perks.

While that's all well and good, Perks also dodged my attempts to get him to identify the daytime-use businesses that are supposedly being forced out by bars, or to get him to explain why Parkdale deserves a smaller concentration of bars than similar mixed-use neighbourhoods elsewhere in Toronto.

Eggplant parm is simple and good, perked up by pickled jalapeños and barbecue potato chips.

"I tell my recruits they get one good perk here," Keeler says.

"It's a really good perk, especially with gas prices being as high as they are," she said.

But if you were going to use the company anyway, then it's potentially a very good perk.

If it's freebies you are after, and you like films, the Nationwide account offers a fairly good perk: 25% off at Vue cinemas for a year for the account-holder and a friend/parent.