Sentence examples for chances to pay from inspiring English sources
In honor of her company's 40th anniversary season there are several enticing chances to pay homage to Ms. Brown, beginning at the Whitney Museum of American Art, where a program of pieces will be performed Sept. 30 through Oct. 3 as part of Off the Wall: Part 2 — Seven Works by Trisha Brown.
He also claimed that he gives tenants many chances to pay debts, which is why he might have a high number of individual notices, and further noted that he filed a much higher rate of eviction lawsuits during the foreclosure crisis 10 years ago.
Shao was offered chances to pay off authorities who would stop the investigation, says Hoover.
Most women did not contact the birth attendant who is locally known as traditional birth attendants (TBAs or dais) in advance because they thought TBAs could make some jadutona (Black magic) in advance during pregnancy so that without their presence delivery would not occur and that there were greater chances to pay more for delivery.
It is a chance to pay their respects to the leader of their tribe.
Since last summer, it has offered businesses a chance to pay for sponsored search results.
The unhappy few who loved the series get a chance to pay their final respects.
Allowing self-service would give customers the chance to pay even lower prices.
The N.F.L. is giving fans the chance to pay to see the same game film that players and coaches review.
