Sentence examples for in a payday from inspiring English sources

"I don't think anybody should be getting involved in a payday lender.

Mr. Creighton plays his creation with a canny blend of patience (when Jack senses that it might result in a payday) and prickliness.

After promising the church would put its "money where its mouth is," Archbishop Welby was confronted with a surprising disclosure that a small part of the church's wealth was invested in a payday company.

Over three years I drifted between jobs – bar and bank work, door-to-door sales, working in a car warranty call centre, dressing up as a superhero in a homeware store, and in a payday loan/pawnbroking store.

The Church of England's recent misstep over an investment in a payday lending company is only the latest example of a pension fund acting out of alignment with its parent.

Just days after Google proudly announced it had banned the morally dubious payday loan sector from its advertising platforms, its parent company has been revealed to be a repeat investor in a payday loan lender.

("Mr. Davis's stunt also amounted to a dare, and one man in Texas has already succeeded in getting a payday loan in his name" was the way The Times described it in its own LifeLock piece last weekend).

One scenario in which a payday loan could be appropriate is a situation in which you are assured of extra income arriving soon, such as a tax refund or a gift or inheritance.

Squatting and lifting and climbing and digging and kneeling and hammering things in for a payday and nothing more?

If you learn to massage the emotions of your potential customers without making them feel manipulated, you're in for a payday: Try the possibility of loss close: This is where the salesperson tries to close a sale by noting that the product is going to run out or that it won't be available at its rock-bottom price for much longer.

A nice bidding war between Nvidia and Intel would bring in a hell of a payday.