Sentence examples for a sort of pay from inspiring English sources

"I could choose subjects based on how much I had in my wallet and build up units from there – a sort of "pay as you go" system," he says.

Even PayPal is in on the act, with a sort of "pay anywhere" solution similar to those offered by the tech giants.

This would be a sort of pay-for-performance for companies seeking public incentives.

Using local services is a sort of pay-it-forward model of good business practices.

And Chenayya repeated that he would do anything, under any conditions, for any sort of pay.

But 95 is a pretty advanced age to be living alone and, if you need any sort of paid personal assistance, pretty expensive, too.

The biggest of the four schemes creates a sort of mixed economy, paying for the most talented 60% who are offered places at participating schools.

The old principle – that NI was a sort of insurance that paid for your pension and healthcare, and gave you cover if you were unemployed – is a fiction.

The expenses are of different kinds: they comprise, first, the "kladka" of the bridegroom, a sort of pretium emptionis paid to the bride's father, and the dowry which the bride receives from her family.

In aggregate, Americans are running down their savings to pay off their debts, a sort of robbing Fidelity to pay Amex.

The imbalance is the result of a new sort of pay-to-play system that is increasingly common in Chicago.