Sentence examples for record payday from inspiring English sources

It was a record payday for a Wall Street chief executive.

The record annual showing will mean a record payday for Goldman's employees.

At the time it was a record payday for a chief executive of a big Wall Street firm.

In 2007, he took $68.5 million in cash and stock, a record payday for a Wall Street chief.

After all that federal aid, a resurgent Goldman Sachs is on course to dole out bonuses that could rival the record paydays of the heady bull-market years.

Even on Wall Street, the land of six- and seven-figure incomes, jaws dropped at the news on Tuesday: After all that federal aid, a resurgent Goldman Sachs is on course to dole out bonuses that could rival the record paydays of the heady bull-market years.

Mr. Carrey's salaries have been closely watched since his record $20 million payday for "The Cable Guy," a box-office disappointment, and there was much schadenfreude-tinged industry chatter surrounding the deal he signed with Warner Brothers for "Yes Man," forgoing an upfront check for a percentage of the profits.

For more detail on Johnson's long record of defending payday lenders, credit card usurers, and rapacious bankers, see Ryan Grim's definitive post from January 2009.

In theory, this should be as easy as walking into a record shop on payday, asking the bloke behind the counter what's playing and who's playing it at the moment.

The success of his street-level marketing led to a deal with Payday Records, which released his first solo single, "In My Lifetime" and its B-side "I Can't Get wid Dat".

He did not know how close he was to the course record or a lucrative payday.