Sentence examples for terrible pay from inspiring English sources

This despite terrible pay, hours, danger and the irony that none of them can afford to drive.

And, Antilla said, "terrible pay and harassment go hand in hand".

That's not terrible pay by American standards — above both average and median household income — but it's small compensation for the stress of being the boss, and it leaves aside entirely the question of return on the money I have put into the business.

Our hours were disjointed and we were happy to work for terrible pay and long hours, which ended up with us crashing on the sofa while eating a microwave meal as we watched the final episodes of Sex and the City.

It's not the days of constrained resources or terrible pay or the heart-stopping uncertainty that they're missing, of course.

Tsar Ivan IV the Terrible paid him public honour, but his political views were suppressed.

The rating was the same as the No Mercy 2005 event, which was marked as an "absolutely terrible" pay-per-view from WWE.

The weather is extreme, the food terrible, the pay poor.

The Queen paid tribute to the "terrible price" paid by the RUC in its stand against terrorism.

He shows corporate executives at a lavish conference on Iraq, nibbling on canapés and exulting over the profit opportunities, then shows the terrible price paid by the soldiers creating those opportunities.

Consider the terrible cost paid by US service members for Bybee's crimes.