Sentence examples for believed to pay from inspiring English sources

Peppers's contract is believed to pay him $40 million guaranteed, slightly less than Albert Haynesworth got from the Redskins last season.

The BBC is believed to pay around £25,000 for each episode, but the price rocketed as ITV and Five joined the fray.

The players want to emphasize the Grand Slam tournaments' similarities with ATP events, which are believed to pay between 20 percent and 30 percent of revenue in prize money.

Mr. Lauer, a star of the show for the better part of two decades, signed a contract last year — believed to pay him $25 million a year — that keeps him at NBC at least through the end of 2014.

Some reports have speculated that the contract, which is believed to pay Weis more than $3 million a season, will cost Notre Dame in the neighborhood of $21 million to buy out.

But some brokers are believed to pay illegal and substantial bribes in the form of premiums above a ticket's face price to people who control tickets at the original point of sale.

In the ultra-secret world of Formula One finance hard figures are difficult to come by but Renault are believed to paying Kubica $10m a year until 2012, with Fernando Alonso earning four times that much at Ferrari.

In some spots along the coast, corruption is so lucrative that police officers are believed to sometimes pay their superiors to be reassigned there.

The purchase price was not disclosed, but YouTube was believed to have paid less than $50 million.

In American alone, three million customers are believed to have paid $100 to watch the event.

The BBC said Mr. Saatchi was believed to have paid about $11,000 for the Grant painting.