Sentence examples for pay came from inspiring English sources

It's time their pay came out of the stratosphere and back to planet Earth.

And in the case of Citigroup, the nonbinding "no" vote on pay came at the hands of major institutional investors.

It wasn't glamorous work and his pay came to about $7,000 a year.

Mr. Johnson's own pay came under fire from Congress during investigations into the troubled mortgage giant.

His pay came as a youth organiser for a neighbouring New Labour-controlled council.

Much of the high pay came from overtime, or what became known as "divorce rosters" or "suicide rosters".

Ministers' pay – coming down.

ARGUMENTS about executive pay come in two flavours.

Some of his higher pay comes from working more efficiently.

But that pay comes with a duty: ensuring shareholder interests come first.

Where will the extra doctors and their pay come from to provide all-hours GP services?