Sentence examples for present a bonus from inspiring English sources

This week, we present a bonus edition of The Candy Bowl.

By Jon Michaud January 14, 2010 This week, we present a bonus edition of The Candy Bowl.

The Bahamas are a paradise-like beach destination any time of year, but visiting during the holiday season presents a bonus: the Junkanoo parades.

The reduction in claims over the last 12 months may present a budgetary bonus for the city as well.

Abe Saperstein, the Globetrotter owner, wheeled 3,000 silver dollars into the dining room of Toots Shor's restaurant in Manhattan in June 1953 to present as a bonus for Dukes.

Low gasoline prices have presented a double bonus to the economy, since they help consumers directly and also make it more attractive to leave home and spend money on other things.

The framing of a windfall is important, too: a recent study by the business professors Nicholas Epley and Ayelet Gneezy showed that when a tax rebate was presented as a bonus it was more likely to be spent than when it was presented as a refund.

As the nation's mail carriers plunge into the holiday rush, Congress should deliver a bonus present of the very thing constituents find in dreadfully short supply — creative compromise from the Capitol.

So today we're presenting a pair of bonus mini-documentaries about two of them.

A question then presents a list of bonuses that may have been included in the last wage, ranging from shift and commuting allowances to tips and performance bonuses.

According to one theory I heard in London, a Johnson victory would present Cameron with a bonus beyond party momentum — the breaking of the "posh barrier".