Sentence examples for been ready to pay from inspiring English sources
The consortium was reported to have been ready to pay $815.3 million, or about $4.92 a share, for Christie's.
While Rafael Benítez keeps the books in order with some judicious selling, Liverpool and, to a greater extent, Chelsea and United have been ready to pay high prices.
If harassment is the price to be paid for serving our viewers with the credible news they expect, then it's a price our journalists have always been ready to pay.
Under fire for the price achieved, Lloyds insisted the deal was the best available, preferable to a flotation of the branches or a sale to NBNK, a bid vehicle run by the former Northern Rock boss Gary Hoffman who was said to have been ready to pay more than twice the price agreed with the Co-op.
In February a consortium that was said to have included Mr. Lewis and was led by the investment firm of SBC Warburg Dillon Read, a unit of Swiss Bank, was reported to have been ready to pay $815.3 million, or about $4.79 a share, for Christie's.
