Sentence examples for changes pay from inspiring English sources
By shopping, consumers can make the changes pay off.
The changes pay tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. and four previous commanders in chief.
The Democratic Party said that the changes pay only lip-service to the fears of freedom-lovers.
Over time, the changes pay for themselves through savings in heating bills – or at least, that's the theory.
One thing Levinson liked about his adopted town was the way you could follow its daily evolution, chart its changes, pay close attention to every detail, without feeling, as you did in the city, that your head was about to crack open.
But the small changes pay big dividends.
The changes paid dividends.
And, for once, some of the manager's myriad personnel changes paid off.
The changes paid dividends as Chelsea will head into next week's second leg against Benfica in a comfortable position, which pleased Mata.
The changes paid off quickly as Stoke equalised from their own set piece, Joe Allen swinging the ball to the back post, where Choupo-Moting bundled home.
But opposition leader Tony Abbott said the proposed changes paid "lip service to protections without actually guaranteeing them", and said his party had rejected them.
