Sentence examples for paying a work from inspiring English sources

The message this action sends is that you are better off legally hiring a worker in Mexico, for a fraction of the cost and with no benefit to the American economy, than paying a work force, legal or not, a reasonable wage here.

At the end of that year, the family paid a working visit to Australia, where he toured the Sydney theatres for a fee of £300 a week; he received a lukewarm reception from audiences.

Paying a guard to work overtime is less expensive than hiring another full-time guard.

How much provenance research you'll want to do depends largely on how much you're paying for a work.

In 1970 the sum of $5,544,000 was paid for this picture at the time the highest price paid for a work of art at auction.

Last month an anonymous buyer paid $300m for Paul Gauguin's "When will you marry?" (pictured)—the highest price ever paid for a work of art.

It was the most ever paid for a work by a living artist.

Qatari employers assume legal responsibility for their employees in addition to providing them with a paid job, a work visa, housing and often food.

Mr. Brant bought it in 2001 atSotheby's for $4 million, the highestprice paid for a work in that sale.

Senator Clinton's advance for worldwide publishing rights was among the largest ever paid for a work of nonfiction.

His Balloon Dog sold for $58.4m, the highest price paid for a work by a living artist.