Sentence examples for around paying for from inspiring English sources

By then, the people now running the Pentagon won't be around: paying for the tankers will be someone else's problem.

More generally, how did they feel about the issues newspapers around the world were – and are – kicking around: paying for content v free content, open v closed, and so on.

He predicts that competition for mortgage volume will very likely drive lenders to lower their credit-score standards for F.H.A. loans, and to resurrect "piggyback" loans, which allow borrowers to take out two loans simultaneously to get around paying for private mortgage insurance.

Much of Groupon's existing restaurant business is based around paying for food up front, while this gives Groupon more scope to cover other functions like table bookings.

Free WiFi has become nearly standard in U.S. hotspots, with some 81% of them now letting users get around paying for Internet access.

Sites can opt out of playback support — alas, Hulu has chosen to do so, so for those hoping to use this to get around paying for Hulu Plus: Sad Trombone.

There are all these food safety inspectors who go around, paid for by the public, and yet I can't see the results of this.

But first, a range of issues — around vetting, paying for and monitoring the proper use of such apps — needs to be worked out.

I raced around and paid for books and registration fees with Andy running behind me, knowing I was distressed.

Are there that many horny men around who are paying for videos and DVDs?

"The M6 toll road (around Birmingham) was paid for by the private sector and cost £143m," he said.