Sentence examples for pay has gone from inspiring English sources

Pay has gone up, and so has recruitment.

Since 2010 our pay has gone down by 12-15% in real terms.

All the prices have gone up, and my pay has gone down".

Bosses' pay has gone up not because corporate governance is failing but because of globalisation (see article).

Meanwhile, I share a building with colleagues from the University of Southampton and over the same period of time, their pay has gone up significantly.

Meyer told the Times that, in the course of his three decades in the restaurant business, "kitchen income has gone up no more than 25 percent," while "dining room pay has gone up 200 percent".

Aghast interviewees on the streets of Yokohama told NHK they could not remember the last time their basic pay had gone up.

Entwistle, who earns £450,000 a year, also admitted that BBC executive pay had gone out of control.

So far, most of the money the banks have paid has gone to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which used to be government-sponsored enterprises and now, after the bailouts, are government-controlled.

Co-pays have gone up.

But the old bill, which she ultimately paid, had gone to collections and showed up as black mark on her otherwise clean credit report.