The pay-off comes when the table is finally returned to the antique dealer who gets what might be called her just dessert. |
He brings a terrible authority to the cosmic Spinozism of the show's ethical pay-off. |
Hambly was edged out in July 2002 and took the company to court to obtain his pay-off. |
But it's a bit of a pay-off, you know, driving in a race and winning a race is a fantastic thrill, they love it. |
But the biggest pay-off of her improved chemistry grade was her mother getting off her back. |
A postponement of joy for some future, but existentially uncertain, pay-off. |