Sentence examples for signed a windfall from inspiring English sources

I signed a "windfall waiver"?

The club promoted to the Premier League this season are due to receive an estimated windfall of £120 million after the league signed a £3.018bn TV rights deal last summer.

He signed an affidavit giving up rights to the money, but after a windfall was delivered by one of his former clients, he decided to sue.

But never before has talking about fast cars proved so lucrative for Jeremy Clarkson, who has scooped a multimillion pound windfall signing a deal to present Top Gear for three more years.

From then anyone taking out a new policy had to sign a declaration waiving any entitlement to a windfall should the company demutualise within three years.

Windfalls Like many mutuals, Standard Life has made its more recent members sign a waiver preventing them from benefiting from windfall payments in the event of demutualisation.

To some members, the signing bonus represented a windfall that was not likely to come around again.

It may afflict people who benefit from all sorts of success or windfalls, whether from the sale of a valuable business, signing an N.F.L. contract or inheriting a huge sum from a maiden aunt.

Nationwide, the biggest society still remaining mutually owned, required new members to sign away any windfall to a charitable foundation.

There was some good news this week for those people who have signed up with the company in the past four years and waived their right to a windfall.

The members of Fischer's entourage, possibly anticipating a windfall if their man won and went on to sign major book and appearance contracts, received nothing for their service.