Sentence examples for handsomely provided from inspiring English sources

He was the president of Hong Kong's American Chamber of Commerce and a regional vice president of Occidental Chemical Corporation, a multinational company that, in addition to paying Kamm very handsomely, provided him with a luxury apartment, a Mercedes and driver, two maids, a cost-of-living allowance, private-school tuition for his sons and paid home leave.

The only people who know where to find Qaeda fighters are the local warlords, and they won't go looking unless the United States pays them handsomely and provides them with weapons.

In Scholastic's case, the Gates Foundation offered millions to the company, positioning it to profit handsomely from providing educational materials to high schools; when it comes to Mastercard, the money is aimed at helping the credit card company to expand its business operations in Nairobi; in Sanofi's case, on medical research towards underfunded diseases.

We indeed do deserve to be 'paid handsomely' for providing excellent services.

She died in 1662, providing handsomely for her 7-year-old daughter — and only child — Olimpia Caterina.

By shorting, he maintained, an investor can find that rare opportunity to profit handsomely while also providing a public service.

Therefore we should expect to be paid handsomely for the fine services provided".

One is provided by George Rozen's handsomely Semitic rendition of the Shadow with his black fedora, red-lined cape, undulating eyebrows and skulking poses.

Robyn's new album, "Body Talk Pt. 1," provides eight handsomely formed, near-perfect pop songs that are embedded with a casual kind of feminism.

The huge fir trees dropping their needles one by one.… Robyn's new album, "Body Talk Pt. 1," provides eight handsomely formed, near-perfect pop songs that are embedded with a casual kind of feminism.

An intimation of suspense is provided by the possibility that unless the quartet is performed, the house — a luxurious stone pile played by the handsomely Downton-esque Hedsor House — will run out of money.