Sentence examples for and wait to pay from inspiring English sources

If you do owe, you can prepare and file your taxes today and wait to pay them until April 15.

As of last month, the family was patiently putting away money and waiting to pay off the rest.

Having a nationwide transponder will mean that you have the convenience of being able to drive on any toll facility in the country without stopping and waiting to pay with cash.

One solution, said Mr. Johnson, is to pay part of the annual bonus before Dec. 31, and then wait to pay the rest of it until after the new year, when the company has had a chance to go over the complete books more thoroughly.

Because U.S. multinational companies are allowed to expense foreign costs as they are incurred and can wait to pay tax on foreign income until it is repatriated, they can avoid paying taxes that their domestic competitors must pay.

People do it, both because they really want to get on Medicare, and because if they wait to pay premiums until they need it, their premiums go way up.

Economists now say that the bill for all that unchecked carbon pollution is a lot bigger than previously thought -- and that the longer we wait to pay it, the more it's going to cost us.

They are "very, very" polite and inclined to make "little origami things" for shop staff while they wait to pay.

Why wait to pay bills at home when you can do pay them while walking home?

As the monarchs wait to pay homage to the newborn, playful details add to the charm.

At lunchtime Thursday at the closest shop on the Times list — less than a mile from Mr. Osborne's residence in the Westminster area of central London — a line of civil servants, construction workers and others waited to pay 90 pence, or $1.43, for a sausage roll or £1.42 for a heartier steak bake.