Use of the word stipend in a sentence example

stipend

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STIPEND, a fixed periodical payment or salary for services rendered. [Please select]

Without making adequate announcement, the employers withheld two hours' pay from the weekly stipend. [Please select]

, he was made grand pilot of England with an annual stipend of £166 13s. [Please select]

I have said that Field's weekly salary--"stipend," he called it--was paid regularly to Mrs. [Please select]

At first Nye was paid the princely stipend of $5 a week for these letters. [Please select]

The stipend was small enough: the work was extremely hard for a man of seventy-four. [Please select]

I am Free Church minister in Drumtochty, and my stipend is 200 pounds a year"." [Please select]

They shall receive the stipend that their predecessors shall have received. [Please select]

Meredith seldom thought of such a worldly matter as his stipend; but the managers were more practical. [Please select]

[115] The above-mentioned brother comes down annually to collect the stipend given them by the people here for their three houses. [Please select]

'We are forgetting business, ma'am,' said the beadle; 'here is your porochial stipend for the month. [Please select]

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