Sentence examples for having a contract with from inspiring English sources
On one hand you might call him a sell out – a whore whose relentless pursuit of even greater wealth, despite already having a contract with Fox worth $100 million a year, has lead him to throw his credibility – along with Peter, Lois, Brian, Stewie, Chris, Meg et al – under the bus.
Independent doping experts contend that having a contract with Drug Free Sport allows sports officials to say they take testing seriously without enacting a truly stringent program.
Despite having a contract with its most solid previous driver, Timo Glock, it was forced to drop the German for a driver who could bring a budget.
The former Family First senator said he had advice he was eligible for the Senate, based on a high court decision that a family company having a contract with the commonwealth did not represent a pecuniary interest.
The first breakdown of spending, for 2015/16, reveals that £279.90 was spent at Toys R Us, £103.91 at Victoria's Secret and £832.81 at Ikea, despite the government having a contract with a furniture and office supply company.
"The reason these contracts were ratified is the workers understood that having a contract with these newspapers is probably something the newspapers really didn't want," said Shawn Ellis, spokesman for the Metropolitan Council of Newspaper Unions.
