Sentence examples for retainer from from inspiring English sources

Crosby Textor in Australia was paid a retainer from BAT during the campaign against plain packs.

She'd been on a retainer from EMI since she was 16, having already written enough material for two albums.

There was no evidence that he was receiving a retainer from News International whilst he worked for the Conservative Party.

Last month, Mr. Bischoff told The Texas Tribune that for years Mr. Whitmire was paid a retainer from BSL Golf's parent company, Universal Services.

Her commission, should you be new to this world, comes from the gallery, unless she is on retainer from a client.

Mr. Arneson, he said, was "a dirty cop" who "sold his badge for $2,500 a month," the amount of his monthly retainer from Mr. Pellicano.

Perhaps such considerations even weighed on Dershowitz when he collected hefty retainers from the multimillionaire bad boys Claus von Bülow and O. J. Simpson.

That could be bad news for a number of firms in Washington with six-figure retainers from Mexico's current government, controlled by the long-governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI.

Displayed like jewels behind the vitrines at Clyde's was an array of alluringly packaged, "prestige" moisture retainers from five continents, spiced with exotic ingredients like Brazilian red seaweed, Swiss edelweiss, Moroccan argan oil, frankincense, Dead Sea clay, and colostrum, the milk protein secreted by mammary glands in the last weeks of pregnancy.

At Yale, the first place I'd lived outside Missouri, there were perhaps four or five black students in my class of a thousand or so, and it was taken for granted that a corps of black retainers from New Haven served white students in clubs and societies.

Among the contacts Ashe has already made are Coca-Cola, the Wilson sporting goods company and the Fred Perry sportswear company — retainers from which have enabled him to make a little money on the side, in the grand old tradition of "amateur" tennis.