Sentence examples for built to pay from inspiring English sources

"It was," he recalled, "built to pay tribute to the United States of America, the Declaration of Independence, American democracy, and democracy throughout the world.

The memorial is being built to pay tribute to the passengers and crew members who fought hijackers aboard a United Airlines flight scheduled for San Francisco until the plane crashed in a nearby field.

Faqi, a local ethnic Tuareg, is said to have been a member of Ansar Dine and the head of Hesbah, known as the Manners' Brigade, which considered the mausoleums – built to pay homage to deceased saints – to be blasphemous.

We think the causal arrow points the other way: People like alerts, updates, and tweets precisely because the brain is built to pay more attention to short, frequent stimuli than to sustained input.

The creators of Filecoin, which is being built to pay for file storage in a new cloud computing network, have worked with the law firm Cooley to structure their offering.

Schools have been named for Clinton, and statues have been built to pay him homage.

The McKinsey authors contend, however, that companies built to last pay a price in subpar performance -- "the survivor's curse," as Mr. Foster calls it.

MS: I built houses to pay my way through engineering school, and I was asked to build a log house for a friend.

Built barns to pay U. of Wisconsin tuition.

Conventional state insurance regulation protects policyholders by requiring companies to set aside enough of the premium money they take in to build reserves to pay all future claims.

"He was built to be on TV, getting paid to play with a ball," he said.