Sentence examples for pension's from inspiring English sources

Obama deadpans: "My pension's not as big as yours".

According to "Their Police Pension's a Pasture, and It's Sold" (news article, May 7), it costs more than $200,000 a year to care for retired police horses, and even then they suffer from neglect.

"My pension's been completely knocked off its trolley.

"My pension's up when I'm 55 – so five more years".

As regulators began unraveling the state pension's ties to financiers, they contacted Quadrangle.

Britt Harris, the pension's chief investment officer, served briefly as Bridgewater's chief executive in 2004.

"Today is the day that abstract figures and spreadsheets turn into people's futures, people's jobs, people's pensions, people's services," he said.

The contract underpins the Department for Work and Pensions's efforts to move people from sick benefits into work.

That's Pension Minister Steve Webb's latest proposal.

Nearly everyone seems to prefer the certainty of Dave's pension to Ron's complex options.

She had the papers to claim a widow's pension," the couple's daughter Christine Pearson explained to The Telegraph.