Sentence examples for that pays around from inspiring English sources

The company made Mr. Dominguez a job offer right away, and he accepted a position that pays around $115,000 a year.

The average student pursuing a postsecondary credential completely online is a white, 33-year-old woman with a full-time job that pays around $65,000 per year, according to a new survey sponsored by two companies involved in online consulting.

The union's regional head of higher education, Mike Wilson, said: "For an employer that pays around £400,000 per year to its vice-chancellor, these imposed pay cuts on hard-working, low-paid staff are an insult". He said the university had deemed the workers "too expensive", even though it had recently made £300m from a bond issue on the London Stock Exchange.

After class finished up for the day, Abreu told me about a group of former students who were dead-set on becoming bridge painters a profession that pays around $95 an hour, and therefore remains highly competitive, even for trade-school VIPs like them.

"I'm happy with THAT!" Pay "Around £30,000 per year".

This year's 101 students were chosen from more than 475 applicants, the highest number in years, showing that they were not deterred by the $6,990 fee for tuition and room and board on the Columbia campus -- or by the limitations of entry-level positions that pay around $30,000 a year.

Miners who gathered at the local United Mine Workers union hall today know exactly what their colleagues went through, a risk that men in this area have taken for decades in exchange for good, steady jobs that pay around $20 an hour.

The fintech SAAS startup now has 700 customers, including top hedge funds plus mutual funds, Fortune 500s and investment banks that pay around $500 to $1,000 per month per license.

For the study, the resumes from James and Julia Cabot and James and Julia Clark were sent to 316 offices of 147 leading law firms around the U.S. The goal was to apply for summer associate positions ― internships at law firms that pay around $3,000 a week and typically lead to full-time job offers once the candidate finishes school.

Many people, including retirees, and younger workers used to have CD (Certificate of Deposit) accounts that paid around 9% every 6 months in the 1990's.

That leaves them to turn to Supplemental Security Income, or S.S.I., a program set up to help poor older people and the disabled that typically pays around $733 a month.