Sentence examples for assembled to pay from inspiring English sources
Some of the loopiest touches are just dropped into the frame, like the schoolchildren's choir that the mayor has assembled to pay musical tribute to the president; they greet him with a wobbly rendition of "House of the Rising Sun".
The main cast and creative team for the seminal sci-fi/horror film assembled to pay homage to one of the great works of the genre, with the director James Cameron, the producer Gale Anne Hurd and the stars Sigourney Weaver, Lance Henrikson, Michael Biehn, Bill Paxton, Paul Reiser and Carrie Hein in attendance.
Though two months have passed since the death of house music legend Frankie Knuckles, his spirit felt very much alive Tuesday as a crowd of thousands assembled to pay tribute to the influential DJ and producer in Chicago, the city where his career took wing.
Lines are forming outside funeral homes in Newtown, Fairfield and Monroe, CT as people assemble to pay their respects to three 6-year-olds who were among the 26 victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on Dec. 14.
As the TV world assembles to pay homage to its big players on Emmy Sunday (once again, Poehler is a nominee) and the platoon of new fall shows step up to await their fates, the little show that could is heading into its sixth season.
Of course, if either of the new groups is able to assemble the resources to pay the N.H.L.'s $170 million asking price and reach the necessary agreements with Glendale, both Seattle and Quebec would remain attractive new markets that would potentially fetch the league owners substantial expansion fees.
Donations also enable the VFW to pay disabled veterans for assembling the poppies.
We decided to pay it forward and assemble an extremely last minute gift guide for the food and beverage fan in your life.
In our sneaker company example, our company needs to buy fabric and rubber to make its sneakers and also needs to pay factory workers to assemble the raw materials into wearable products.
The decision by the American captain, Jim Holtgrieve, to assemble his team with chemistry and cohesiveness in mind seemed to pay dividends.
They arranged to pay Miss Petherbridge and two colleagues seventy-five dollars for assembling fifty puzzles.
