Sentence examples for nice paid from inspiring English sources
He drew criticism recently for telling NFL Network that his stint in Jacksonville was like a "nice paid vacation," referring apparently to the absence of pressure to perform there, unlike in New York.
Let's hope you're getting loads of birthday cards with cheques in them so you can buy something nice, paid into your account at Coutts – a bank recently fined by the US Department of Justice over tax avoidance.
Being loyal and nice pays off in so many ways.
Being nice pays, Ryanair has declared, with the Irish airline announcing a 32% jump in first-half profits a year after its pledge to transform its customer service.
It sounds nice: Pay what seems a reasonable fee for a prefabricated business, and watch the cash come rolling in.
If you don't want to have a husband or babies then get a nice house, invite friends over, get a nice, paying job and one or two puffles.
Herb's partner got a nice pay-off and a Florida retirement.
As a woman, people are always telling me what to do as well ("wear heels", "be nice", "pay taxes", ugh).
"I believe this will be his last shot at the big time and I'm happy to give him a nice pay day.
Father Gabriel's uselessness has a nice pay-off this week, as his trip into the wild turns into a race to escape a horde of zombies and ends with the church being overrun by walkers.
