Sentence examples similar to pays world from inspiring English sources

But good east European managers tend to gravitate to such industries as information technology, which pays world-class salaries.

But what made "Childrens Hospital" stand out from the start was its cast, an unusually accomplished group in the anonymous and poorly paid world of Web series.

Cruyff's Barcelona, continued by one of his players, Pep Guardiola, nurtured those talents at the academy or paid world market fees to buy them.

Charlie Chaplin is a cinematic figure who transcends the cinema and made it a part of world history — and who, with "The Great Dictator," paid world history fittingly back.

Local industry and householders will now have to pay world-parity pricing as a result of these approvals.

Swedish firms like Skandia, the Nordic region's biggest insurer, which have been doing much more business in the United States, say they must pay world-class salaries to win the best talent.

We learned the basics with traditional guides on Rainier and McKinley, then paid world-class climbers to accompany us to more distant peaks.

It might now be able to nudge ITV towards the pay world, which would make free television less attractive.

While the new rules may ease some of the financial pressure to join the play-for-pay world of golf, they very likely will postpone a decision for months, not years.

Elaine Harmon, a volunteer (because she served without pay) World War II combat pilot was at last laid to rest at Arlington Cemetery.

Your child's initial exposure to the work-for-pay world can start with something as simple as a lemonade stand.