Sentence examples for paid taking from inspiring English sources

The 10 directors at CrossCountry, which runs services mainly in the West Midlands, were paid £795,000 in total in 2011 with the highest paid taking home £222,000 including pension contributions.

The unit costs of treatment are derived from Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) [ 23] data on scripts/services and benefits paid (taking the mix of 'general'concession'on'safetyety net' and 'non-safety-net' patients into account) and Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) costs for associated general practitioner visits and blood tests (Table  1 and Table  2).

People would get drunk and getting paid took too long.

And it means another 1.3 million of the lowest paid taken out of tax altogether".

I paid, took one in each hand and began to work my way back through the crowd.

Adjuster: Too bad, that's what we are willing to pay, take or leave it.

"She can get out, make money, pay rent, take care of business.

Where do you put your money when you don't get paid for taking risk?

You get paid by taking risks, for being early and staying the course, sometimes over generations.

Participants were paid for taking part in the study.

In 2010, Mr. Quintella was the firm's highest paid banker, taking home $17.4 million.