Sentence examples for pay started from inspiring English sources
And pay started at $16.70 per hour.
With the arrival of democracy in 1987, pay started to go up.
In June, his commission-based pay started to sink, and lately, without the money he saw as the payoff for being chained to a computer, he has been asking carpenters in his Brooklyn neighborhood if they need help.
When executive pay started to ratchet up in the 1980's, it was mainly because boards were larding chief executives with stock options to "better align" their interests with shareholders.
My take-home pay started falling and I began to question what the future held.
Then around 1950, CEO pay started to include a small amount of stocks and options in the company.
The best thing is, you choose what price to pay, starting from £1.
Just pay Starting to work UnAmerican The growth machine ReprintsAll this is welcome, after a few years of gloom.
The pay starts at $10.50 an hour for day shifts, and $11 an hour for nights.
Frustrated with continued inaction on pension reform, Democratic Governor Pat Quinn suspended lawmakers' pay starting this month.
And it pays starting child care counselors about $26,000, compared to the state average of $20,000.
