Sentence examples for be repaid with a from inspiring English sources

He will be repaid with a wonderful first birthday cake, already in the planning.

Jockeys will often ride horses in the morning for no compensation in hopes that they will be repaid with a mount.

But will the remuneration committee's generosity to Swann be repaid with a carpeting from shareholders at the annual general meeting on 22 Janaury?

But his chamber would replace it with a borrowing plan of their own: issuing $3.5 billion worth of 10-year bonds, which would be repaid with a revenue stream set aside from future income-tax collections.

Instead, he said the state should issue $3.5 billion worth of 10-year bonds, which would be repaid with a revenue stream set aside from future income tax collections.

So far the project has been underwritten by several collectors, most of them in London, who will be repaid with a limited edition of magnum-size bottles when the wine is released.

With the credit markets still tight, the new debt would probably have to be repaid with an interest rate in the double digits.

Like quite a few others, my wife and I would feed him at the briefest of notice and be repaid with an evening of non-malicious gossip, absurd tales from the Labour movement and descriptions of the latest crisis to afflict our electoral prospects, all within an atmosphere which swung between gloom and hilarity.

One day Jason helps a pretty woman fumbling with her packages as she gets into a cab and is repaid with a dazzling smile.

It is to be hoped that these best efforts are repaid with a spectacle in keeping with the tradition of this race.

Everton's manager showed confidence from day one and was repaid with a fine goal from the midfielder at Norwich City on the opening day of the season.