Sentence examples for terminal pay from inspiring English sources

His base pay was $444,847, with the rest coming from terminal pay and deferred compensation.

As they have some time to spare, the family goes into a fast-food restaurant, places their order at a display terminal, pays and receives an order slip.

Britain's banks have issued 54m cards with the contactless symbol, enabling users to simply tap it at a terminal to pay for goods worth up to £20.

Then they remembered that one of his nurses had told him about Wish Upon a Wedding, a national nonprofit organization (see accompanying article) that helps couples facing terminal diseases pay for a wedding.

The promise is that you'll be able to tap on a cash-register terminal to pay for something; tap against an NFC-enabled bus shelter ad to download promotional goodies; tap two phones together to transfer a photo or address; and tap against a Bluetooth speaker to "pair" it with the phone.

The editor said: "If they buy the terminal and pay the monthly fee, we'll send them one".

You double tap the power button while looking at the phone to prime it and then hold it to a terminal to pay.

That's not to say near-field communications — the technology that will let people wave their phones in front of a payment terminal to pay for goods and services — is completely absent, but use of it will remain "relatively low" through 2015.

The average Bloomberg terminal subscriber pays $20,000 a year, the company said.

Construction workers building the container terminal were paid a mere 250 pesos ($10) a month, he says, so the ramshackle town has yet to benefit from the development.

The phones function as high-speed Web terminals and pay phones rolled into one regular phone kiosk.