gratuity

Such gratuities were, as I have shown, common form at this time.

The food alone, including gratuities, can count for about 80 percent of the total.

These men were released at the end of the war with small gratuities.

Although, if you should be willing, a small gratuity, perhaps.

"Do you understand the concept of a gratuity in this culture?"

He could start paying up right now with this, his gratuity.

A 15 percent gratuity charge is added to every check.

But I did my stint in the war and got a gratuity.

"You should know better than to offer gratuities to a public servant."

Where gratuities are not added on, 5 to 10 percent is customary.

The boy took the gratuity, thanked her, and turned to go.

I don't want them given a bill for anything, including gratuities.

They are well paid, so please do not attempt to press gratuities upon anyone.

All prices include a full breakfast; add 20 percent for tax and gratuities.

In Congress, there are proposals to raise the gratuity again.

Guests are encouraged to leave a 15 percent gratuity for the staff.

It is customary to leave an additional gratuity of 5 to 10 percent.

He came to Britain in 1946, financed by his service gratuity.

It began to seem that a gratuity was called for."

"No gratuity or favor ever affected any decision I made."

"In circumstances like the present, a gratuity is usually extended."

This lack of understanding can lead to a poor tip or no gratuity at all.

The inn recommends a 15 percent gratuity to the staff.

So we resolved against all gratuities - and no one seemed to mind or even notice.

At the restaurant where I wait on tables, we can add a 15 percent gratuity for a table of six or more.