strike pay

"I think we've really struck pay dirt with this one."

There was very little more to be done until the drillers struck pay.

He struck pay dirt near the elevators on the first level below the street.

Albert Muller struck pay dirt, too, but it took 28 years.

The union's funds for strike pay were inadequate, and there was a great deal of hardship among the 2,800 workers.

Well, not all of them, I struck pay dirt on the sixth call."

West therefore led a club and struck pay dirt.

At first Talbot refused his strike pay, saying that he had not earned it.

Across the pier, however, I finally struck pay dirt.

The strike pay barely covered transportation costs, they said.

Similarly, any amount of income tax rebate or trade union strike pay will be considered and may have a similar result.

He saw the flicker in Gar's eyes and knew he'd struck pay dirt.

Those lads down there they're fighting living on their ruddy strike pay and look at you lot!

I had really struck pay dirt here, and I actually looked forward to dinner at home for the first time in twenty years.

"I'm not leaving this ship till I get my strike pay, mate," he said.

It wasn't until his fourth attempt that Sebastian struck pay dirt.

Still, it's easy to see why this cheerfully dopey film has struck pay dirt.

Only drivers union members get no strike pay.

The union was also left virtually bankrupt, having paid out in five weeks' strike pay nearly two years' worth of subscriptions.

Men who come out unofficially don't get strike pay.

Occasionally, that results in desperate efforts to strike pay dirt by breaking out of the old regimen.

But at the second location of "License to Drive" we struck pay dirt.

"He struck pay dirt at the hotel in Fairfax.

Again in July 1971, prosecutors struck pay dirt.