Sentence examples for become to pay from inspiring English sources

Naturally, more Americans would cut off internet service considering how absurdly expensive it has become to pay to stay connected.

Think how much easier it becomes to pay your bills online instead of having to head to the payment counters, find a car park and deal with queues.

And of course, those who can will arrange their affairs so that whether or not they become eligible to pay never becomes apparent.

Fixed mortgages will become harder to pay off, but the American dollar will go further abroad.

Since when did it become acceptable to pay £500 for a handbag?

Yet many dealers have become reluctant to pay these fees, saying that the leads seldom produce sales.

Only more recently, however, has it become possible to pay each bill every month without lifting a finger.

He will also freeze in 2012-13 thresholdhold, currently almost £44,000 of earnings, at which middle-income folk become liable to pay income tax at 40%.

The trust "was likely to become unable to pay its debts", it said.

In that same letter, he complained that Bishop Henry had become slow to pay the promised subsidy to support his studies.

Since buildings have considerable impacts on the environment, it has become necessary to pay more attention to environmental performance in building design.