Sentence examples for treat for doing from inspiring English sources

This is a TREAT for doing something big and challenging.

It limits how much junk food you get and yet it gives you something to look forward to as a treat for doing the errand.

If they do so, shake their paw while feeding them their treat, and spoil them afterwards with an extra treat for doing so well on their own.

This effect gets much discussed in the context of parenting and teaching (beware of giving your kids treats for doing chores, or awarding gold stars for work well done); and also sometimes personal habits (think twice before adopting a policy of rewarding yourself for going to the gym or writing the next page of your novel).

Charles Kennedy (Former leader of Liberal Democrats dies aged 55, theguardian.com, 2 June) was a rarity in public life: a thoroughly decent man who was honest enough to admit his failings and who was not treated kindly for doing so.

It must be hard for those who served in Vietnam to have given so much for our nation, been punished and reviled for it, and then to see the next generation treated well for doing the exact same thing.

And despite bows to critical thought from within what might be called today's organized religion of journalism, they fail to cite those writing from outside the cathedral, who have gone before in exploring such issues, and have often been treated dismissively for doing so.

They were treated like criminals for doing nothing.

These good guys would be treated like criminals for doing exactly what the laws are intending -- protecting data.

Give them treats and prizes for doing a good job.

Treat them to lunch for doing that.