Sentence examples for got a counter from inspiring English sources
The landlord had got a counter offer of £100 a month higher, so he'd accepted that, instead.
I've got a counter-intuitive guess: maybe SV-LLC will start doing real polling.
No other explanation was forthcoming and my wife had to return the cash to her Abbey account and then get a counter cheque that the Co-op was happy to accept.
Even if it's just to get a counter offer from their current employer.
Instead, we get a counter-narrative just as constructed as Lander's article.
"We have seen that from a coup you can get a counter-coup," Elmar Brok, the chair of the European parliament's foreign affairs committee, said in a specially convened session on Tuesday.
Ultimately, it'll be up to you to make an informed decision about what's best to do in your case: Advantages: You could get a counter-offer to stay which would make your job more bearable, although not necessarily more meaningful; you give your boss ample time to find a replacement; you leave your current company not having burned bridges and having been honest about your feelings.
If you don't have a risk-tolerant constitution, you should not be running a — if you've got a bean counter running your network, it's a bad situation.
Like when Bub was debating between two Lunchables, trying to decide which one would make the perfect lunch that day, and I've got a kitchen counter full of cold groceries getting warm, and a plate full of my warm lunch getting cold, and I want to just roll my eyes and say Would you just pick one already!... but something stops me.
As a back I got a lot of counter-attack ball but we didn't make the most of our opportunities.
