Sentence examples for major paycheck from inspiring English sources
In 1967, Pacino spent a season at the Charles Playhouse in Boston, performing in Clifford Odets Awakee and Sing! (his first major paycheck: $125 a week); and in Jean-Claude Van Itallie's America, Hurrah, where he met actress Jill Clayburgh on this play.
The taxes deducted from his first major league paycheck, which covered a month at the end of the season, exceeded the salary he had earned from his previous two minor league seasons combined, he said.
If the threat of permanent forfeiture of a major league paycheck isn't enough to keep Rose or any ballplayer from dialing up a bookie to bet on baseball, doesn't that make the case for compulsive gambling as a potent disease?
He would gather as many teammates as he could find to watch as he handed the first major league paycheck to the youngster.
As a nonexempt player without a guaranteed place on any major tour, every paycheck brings him closer to earning future playing privileges.
Ramirez's major flaw was a heavy paycheck, which is not a flaw at all to an owner who doesn't bother to weigh his payroll.
For the foreseeable future, that probably means higher prices at the grocery store and fatter paychecks for farmers of major crops like corn, wheat and soybeans.
They are dealing with more major problems like trying to find the next paycheck.
Now he has begun trying to persuade everyone else to pledge the same donation: $1 from each paycheck for employees, and $1 from each major transaction for businesses.
These are Americans who work hard and are above the formal poverty line but who live paycheck to paycheck and experience a major financial crisis when a car breaks down or a child falls ill.
Floreese works full-time in customer service for a major telecommunications company, yet she worries that her paycheck will not stretch far enough to cover rising gas prices.
