Sentence examples for nice payoff from inspiring English sources
It's a nice payoff when quiet folks reveal themselves over time.
"It's an R&D move," Cashman said, "research and development that we feel might have a nice payoff.
It did leave me wondering, though, if 66 Across was an accidental entry or a nice payoff to the usual vowel-run theme.
"I thought he had it," said Joseph Mansour, who had put $20 to win on Don't Stop Dreamin, hoping for a nice payoff to help celebrate his 63rd birthday.
That ended up being a really nice payoff for a lot of folks.
In ten years time property values on the street have more than doubled a nice payoff for those, like Mahesh, who own land there.
Intended to protect shareholders, the feature has provided hedge funds a nice investment payoff.
And even for the schools not vying for one of the top four spots -- there are still plenty of bowl games and nice payoffs to be garnered.
They all say, "You'll be happier if you're good"; "It's a Wonderful Life" then shows why: because if you're good, sooner or later you'll get a nice, fat payoff.
"The bill is a political payoff, a nice payback, to the pharmaceutical industry," said Representative Frank Pallone Jr., Democrat of New Jersey.
The $64,680 check was nice, as was the $10.40 payoff for a $2 bet to win, but they are really committed to following Secretariat, Affirmed and Maria's Mon as 2-year-old champions.
