Sentence examples for gratuity in from inspiring English sources

Some hotels now automatically bundle the gratuity in with the service, she said.

Visitors are expected to provide the wardens with a substantial gratuity in addition to the park fee.

Yet there exists no serious theory of gratuity in critical theories today, which would provide a history of this demand, or analyse its anti-capitalist potential.

Heaven, then, as Ames sees it -- and perhaps Robinson too -- will afford a special kind of amnesty, a sublime gratuity, in which those who least deserve forgiveness will most joyously receive it.

Mr. Mavroules pleaded guilty in 1993 to charges that included failing to report the use of free cars as income and accepting a gratuity in the form of a low-rent beach house.

But when the company then wanted to present Cathleen P. Black with a heavily engraved silver tray as a further token of its esteem, the new chancellor trod carefully: inquiries were made to see if she could accept the gratuity in light of the city's ban on gifts worth $50 or more.

The frequency and scale of expected gratuities in the country is an oft-rolled-out lament on this blog and on every other travel website.

The first was out of the question for the neophyte Racine, though he would eventually receive many gratuities in the course of his career.

FINAL TAKE Americans are the world's biggest tippers, AARP the Magazine reports, and apparently we offer gratuities in restaurants even when we have our doubts.

The money is meant to be paid by waiters from their pot of tips but, because it bears no relation to how much a waiter actually takes in tips, it can wipe out his or her entire income from gratuities in a busy night.

To many, leaving automatic gratuities in place didn't seem worth the trouble.