Sentence examples for perk of being able from inspiring English sources

I could also hope for tips ranging from $20 to $100 per guest and the perk of being able to play the golf course free after 2 p.m. depending on availability.

Another perk of being able to binge a show is control.

The perk is being able to work on a different type of biologic system every couple of days or weeks".

The big perk in being able to trace your ancestry to an owner of the New York Marble Cemetery, the city's oldest nonsectarian public burial….

But the main perk is being able to transform the hotel into your own space for the duration of the contract.

One of those perks is being able to quickly ask someone at Aspect about a confusing term or condition, for example.

A perk of longevity is being able to call in a large number of favors: Usher sings the hook on "Greyhounds," a ballad about passengers in search of new beginnings, while David Byrne lends a bit of tiptoeing spookiness to "Snoopies".

One of journalism's perks is being able to access long-awaited cultural events before their general release; cue journalists bragging on Twitter about how they're enjoying Jonathan Franzen's Purity or forthcoming Oscar contenders.

A perk of telly is being able to borrow things that I would otherwise not have access to.

My team's ears are constantly perked for the next breaking story and there's a shared sensation of not being able to look away.

He won the election and therefore, as president, he gets a few perks -- one of them is being able to say, "I want to speak to the youth of America," and not have anyone raise holy hell.