Sentence examples for that payoff at from inspiring English sources

And that payoff at 69 Across?

That payoff is at 68 Across, where the purported "Diamond feat" is a DOUBLE PLAY.

It is a reasonable assumption that payoffs at neighboring subpopulations (j vs. j+1) change incrementally.

That payoff is hard won, though.

That payoff included $103,080 in public money, Assembly records show.

It's not that the Rayburn family's deep, dark secrets aren't entertaining, or that the payoff at the end isn't worth it, but the show's slow burn can sometimes make it like a lullaby.

By choosing a strategy associated with this outcome, each player obtains an amount at least equal to his payoff at that outcome, no matter what the other player does.

We figured how much that equilibrium was worth for everybody but in particular for Jake, but for everybody and then we rolled that payoff back and looked at Jake's choice.

For most any CEO who could have even a modest chance of succeeding at it, that payoff would be reason enough to take a serious look at entering the search category.

And that's what has its payoff at the end, which I don't want to give away.

Neil Young, a game designer and vice president at Electronic Arts, said that payoff systems for today's more complex games also require more patience and foresight.