Sentence examples for change to pay from inspiring English sources

Then you can send her on a search behind the sofa for enough loose change to pay for it all.

One man who might possibly consider it small change to pay to see his team is Rafael Nadal.

People were chatting away on the phone, fishing for change to pay the toll and weaving through traffic.

Where students have taken control of public schools, they have organized security details and held out cans on streets asking for change to pay for food and supplies.

Stopping at a convenience store, she buys doughnuts and a six-pack of beer but has only enough change to pay for five bottles.

He said about 15 minutes elapsed between the time Mr. Loughner arrived by cab at the Safeway — and had to go inside to get change to pay the driver — and when the shooting started at 10 10 a.m.

The change to paying a living wage would come gradually, he said, because the independent diocese lacked the resources to move more quickly.

You can do something about your resistance to change, to paying attention to your money and to you being successful.

If banks believe that, and take pride in that, changes to pay should follow.

Tully also blamed "morale-sapping" changes to pay and terms of conditions.

Banks would have to file annual reports on their incentive compensation, and regulators could demand changes to pay structures.