Sentence examples for gratuity of from inspiring English sources

A gratuity of 10percentt is suggested.

"What amazes me is the gratuity of it.

"Quality service is customarily acknowledged by a gratuity of 15-20 percent". 15-20 percent

At $75 per bag with a recommended gratuity of $50 for each, caddies are not cheap.

A gratuity of 15percentt for the cooks, maids and wranglers is added to the bill.

An arrogant footnote warns that a gratuity of 18percentt is added for parties of more than four.

Because last time any of us checked, extortion is a criminal offence, and often the heavy handed approach to prizing a gratuity out of people's wallets resembles a common assault.

So instead of the usual Christmas gratuities of $500 and $200, respectively, Dr. Sachs surprised them: the nanny got a nose job, the masseuse a face lift and eye tuck, all on the house.

Both Krovatin and John DeMassi, the lawyer for the younger Lee, flogged the law in their summations, parsing the legal distinctions between what the prosecution called bribes and what they called "legal gratuities" of the kind given to letter carriers, doormen and waiters.

The non-gratuity of the System translates into the existence of co-payments ("taxas moderadoras") that some patients – those who are not exempt due to their social or economic situation – have to pay when accessing the NHS services.

Gratuities, of course, greatly supplement the earnings of waiters and card dealers.