Sentence examples for unusual perk from inspiring English sources
His father, a skilled hang glider pilot, had purchased some property with an unusual perk: a private mountain.
Lenoir-Rhyne's 1,492 students enjoy this unusual perk because of the school's proximity to Newton, N.C., the heart of the hosiery industry's answer to Silicon Valley.
For the top prospects who are invited, the festivities feature an unusual perk: a big old squeeze from Goodell, who, inspired by McCoy, has become a proactive hugger.
The spot had traditional selling points — foot traffic, original 1920s architectural details and a spacious window for displaying her wares — but what sealed the deal was an unusual perk: a private security force.
The mayor's unexpectedly close re-election could jeopardize the quadrennial payouts — some as high as $400,000 — that he has routinely showered on his campaign workers, a highly unusual perk in municipal politics, a world not typically associated with lavish pay.
When Boston Scientific announced this month that it had hired Sam Leno as its chief financial officer, the company threw in an unusual perk that might make anyone trying to sell a house during the current down market green with envy: it agreed to buy two homes owned by Mr. Leno for a guaranteed minimum price of $1.3 million each.
Are you doing your job too well? A. I would attribute these unusual perks to unusual circumstances.
The law prohibits the head of a tax-exempt organization from enjoying unusual perks or compensation; it's called inurement.
Yusuf Akdogan is a coveted customer at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan, enjoying many unusual perks during his three-month stay.
The deal included more unusual perks for a university president like first-class travel for him and his wife and $10,000 a year worth of advice on financial planning.
We've spent a lot of time over the last year working on our company culture and some very unusual perks: Every employee gets 100 percent-paid health insurance and unlimited vacation; we give every employee a dress-like-a-rock-star clothing budget.
