Sentence examples for office pay from inspiring English sources

"We had to go back to Almaty city [from the airport], find the immigration office, pay a fine in order to extend our cards and book two new flight tickets at high cost," Bussac said – a process that cost some $1,000 in fines and new tickets.

All those long hours at the office pay off because you've just been offered a big promotion with more pay.

Hence, a crisis of meaning is also a call for meaning--in our personal lives, in our work, and even in our public policies (I hope that all incumbents and candidates for political office pay attention to this window of opportunity).

If you are using the standard method, bring your package to the post office, pay any additional shipping fees, and send it away.

Disturbing rumours that Audley Harrison is to make yet another return to the ring in Liverpool on 22 November are more likely to be a turn-off than a turn-on for potential Sky Box Office pay-per-viewers.

The employment office paid everything.

The Manhattan Borough president's office paid the rest.

"My office pays for it!" I was adamant.

His office paid for a hundred rooms at two hotels and bought airfare for the participants.

"Friends who went to a medical office paid double what I was paying," she said.

His secretary and the 19 other employees in his office paid an average of 36 percent, he said.