Sentence examples for began paying off from inspiring English sources

Students at for-profit colleges, about 10 percent of the nation's college students, account for about 43 percent of those who defaulted this year on loans they began paying off in 2008.

Their long-term focus began paying off handsomely in the 1980s, in coordination with the Reagan Administration's 'hands-off business' philosophy".

Then Ivanisevic's big serve began paying off against Prinosil.

But Coach Adam Oates made adjustments to Ovechkin's game, and they began paying off.

Saima took her elder daughter back from the aunt and began paying off her husband's debt.

Nearly six years after the plan launched, the investment began paying off.

(The Times has an online calculator to help you pinpoint exactly how long you need to stay for your investment to begin paying off).

The junta has begun paying off rice farmers and some of that cash will be spent, but much of it will be used to service existing debt.

Toys R Us Inc.c. said yesterday that it would post a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss as store renovations begin paying off and Internet unit losses shrink.

With his poll numbers uncomfortably low heading into the midterm Congressional campaign, he is arguing that his policies have begun paying off, as he did when he talked about his auto industry bailout on Thursday.

The Bulls are currently putting together a Companies Voluntary Arrangement in order to begin paying off their football creditors.