Sentence examples for payoff you from inspiring English sources

"The payoff you just can't measure in dollars".

Another payoff: you never have to find a blank spot on the "tape" before recording something.

It is also true that the more agents you assign, the less payoff you get for each additional federal employee.

On "Two Weeks," the album's first single, she extends the theme of song as prelude, not payoff: "You say you want me, I say you'll live without it.

Simply replacing the shafts and belts with electric motors didn't do much; to get the big payoff you had to realize that having each machine powered by its own electric motor let you shift to a one-story, spread-out layout with wide aisles and easy materials handling.

'Moulin Rouge' Payoff You can love it or hate it, but Baz Luhrmann's "Moulin Rouge" deserves the gratitude of all serious filmgoers for at least one reason: with its crazy mix of styles, from classical Hollywood to delirious Bollywood, it's the weirdest movie to become a popular success in quite some time.

After all the anguished hand wringing, backbiting and sleazy payoffs, you wonder, is this all we get?

This is a pleasant enough show, with impeccable acting and some nice songs, but the gigantic payoffs you expect given the play's pedigree never arrive.

When even Graham Norton, who trousers £2.6m a year for his work, attacks management payoffs, you can see how much work the new director general, Tony Hall, has to do.

What to do? High-minded get-out-the-vote drives using underhanded soft money have proved as ineffective as sleazy "walkin'-around money" cash payoffs: You just can't trust many of the venal voters to do what they promise to do.

You are shaping your own behavior by the payoffs you are getting in life.