Sentence examples for time for pay from inspiring English sources

"There's a time for pay, there's a time for play.

It is wrong, in a land of plenty, to ask people to work full time for pay that is not enough to feed, clothe and house them.

With a little effort, you can become an even more potent resource in your "retirement" than you were when you were working full time for pay.

And what's more, more than 1.5 million people in the UK are trapped below their skill level in low-paid, part-time work simply because they have had to trade time for pay.

She said that for too long Scotland's oil and gas sector had been seen as a "cash cow" and with the fall in oil prices it was now time for "pay back".

(He was banned the first time for making illegal contributions to President Richard Nixon's re-election campaign, the second time for paying off a gambler who had gathered dirt on Dave Winfield, a star player who had fallen out of favor).

Although Christmas is a seasonally strong time for pay-TV operators, BSkyB could continue to prosper at the expense of its rivals this year: it has cut the price of its high-definition set-top box to 49 pounds ($70.05), and is actually creating — not cutting –1,000 jobs to support customer service and installation.

Who knows: Next time Falcon Heavy takes off, sometime around June and this time for paying customers, maybe you'll want to make the trip to Florida's Space Coast, too.

It's time for paid safe time for all.

"Because the time (for paid care service) is fixed, if I have to do something within the fixed time, for example, brushing my teeth, I can do it by myself, but it takes a long time".

The help with care and household chores by female supporters ensured the new fathers had time for paid employment, as they were typically considered the family's financial provider.