Sentence examples for calls to pay from inspiring English sources

named Bob Miller made calls to pay phones in Manhattan, asking how Portland might manage to look more like New York.

The prime minister rejected calls to pay back the cash – from Lubov Chernukhin, the wife of a former member of president Putin's government during the early part of the last decade.

BP now faces calls to pay for the clean-up in Mexican waters and compensate for the irreparable damage caused to marine life by the oil itself, and the toxic dispersant chemical subsequently used to solidify and sink the oil droplets.

Both Société Générale and BNP Paribas are conducting cash calls to pay back state support, while the chief of staff at the Elysée has said that the French banks will soon have paid back all their loans, and that the French state would have received €500m (£464m) as a result.

Being an MP should be "a cause not a career" said Labour's Margaret Curran as she debated calls to pay Parliamentarians more money.

The biggest retailers in the country have seen their labels disappear from merchandise and replaced with calls to pay their staff a living wage.

They wanted an enactment of its central principle, its primary call: to pay attention.

Creditor then sells a call to pay for most (but probably not all) of the put.

He was a typographer, after all, and perhaps these printed exhortations from on high were nothing more than a wake-up call to pay closer attention to fonts.

This is especially unfortunate because it undermines their call to pay attention to, and be grateful for, the ordinary things around us.

Babcock International is leading the fallers in a weak market after the engineering group unveiled a hefty acquisition and a cash call to pay for it.