Sentence examples for great payoff from inspiring English sources

Eric G. Wilson reveals "the great payoff of literary study": it makes you weird.

"You drill all over the place until you get something that works, until we hit the great payoff".

"For what he's gone through the last couple of years, this is a great payoff for him".

The great payoff in the film was that people discovered they were being fed rations made from human remains.

Ms. Mathiot's version, especially when left for a day to assimilate its flavors, is equally suave and feels more satisfying — great payoff for little work.

One participant said: "There can be a degree of cynicism at the inspirational personality of the CEO who is coming in with a great vision and you're sitting there thinking, 'well my wellbeing does depend on this business succeeding and this guy is probably going to be off in a couple of years with a whacking great payoff in his back pocket'".

Music critic Jim Farber commented that D'Angelo's torso "sways in grinding rhythm, tensing and releasing as his mouth curls in pleasure and his eyebrows narrow to measure an ecstatic contraction", while claiming that the video has "nothing but close-ups of D'Angelo's buff body on the apparent receiving end of one of life's great payoffs".

Waterbirth Island is another Guthans Only training site with great payoffs, both in drops and the Waterbirth armour sets.

"The greater payoff was in experience".

If you stayed awake for it, it was the greatest payoff in a forehead-slapping season.

There is a sure way for Yasir Arafat and Ehud Barak to dispel that idea: quickly reach a fair deal, sending a message that peaceful negotiations have the greater payoff.