Sentence examples for paid almost nothing from inspiring English sources

And we paid almost nothing.

(Historically, Afghan draftees were paid almost nothing; they served as a duty).

The Brazilian labour ministry sometimes uncovers cases where workers are paid almost nothing and live in squalid conditions.

Debenedetti did, however, want me to tell my readers that he had been paid almost nothing — about twenty euros — for his articles in Il Piccolo.

Or perhaps, Clinton suggested, he is trying to cover up the fact that he has paid almost nothing in federal income tax.

But we are the ones spending 24 hours on the line, risking our lives and getting paid almost nothing for it.

All governments underestimate voters' resentment that corporations pay almost nothing.

Standard Chartered would pay almost nothing – down from £350m.

Banks pay almost nothing to borrow from each other?

They are particularly incensed that the buses pay almost nothing to use public stops, often blocking city buses.

Naturally, these gigs pay almost nothing, unless you count local celebrity, which he does.