Sentence examples for unexpected perk from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unexpected perk" is correct and usable in written English when referring to an unexpected benefit or advantage that someone has received
For example, "When I got the job, I was happy to receive the salary, but the unexpected perk of free health insurance was a wonderful surprise!"
Having her portrait painted was an unexpected perk.
— The Kirk Avenue Music Hall, a four-year-old club named for its downtown block here, offers an unexpected perk to its performers: an apartment.
Once women cast themselves in the role of manager by joining a fantasy sports league, many discover an unexpected perk: they get to play boss to big-time athletes, a phenomenon Bowers calls the "domination effect".
The consequences of last week's EU referendum are still unfolding for most of the country, but for one Northamptonshire town the decision to vote leave has already had an unexpected perk.
The rarefied few who can afford to shell out tens of millions of dollars for an apartment in one of the gleaming new condominiums being built across New York City may be searching for luxury, but in some cases they will find an unexpected perk: a break on real estate taxes that can mean tax bills as low as $96 a month.
Another unexpected perk for Wickham was completing the China national postdoctoral program.
There were also some unexpected perks, including a well-equipped kitchenette (there's even a whisk and cheese grater), a minibar stocked with Australian beer and wine; and a pair of flip-flops and postcards emblazoned with Mr. Storrier's lobby painting.
It's not all easy, especially since Aaron doesn't speak Spanish, but there are some unexpected perks.
(This is not unexpected, despite the effect of PERK inhibition on global protein synthesis, because the P301L tau transgene is expressed under control of the PrP promoter [ 31], which has upstream open reading frames in the 5ʹ UTR that allow the protein to escape translational repression [ 24]).
Unexpected colors like fuchsia or mint green perk up his stark, monochrome palates.
JONATHAN BERMAN'S ears perked up quickly back in 1995 when he received an unexpected call from a childhood friend named Paul Schofield.
