Compensate! Compensate!" Another proclaimed: "Give back my youth, compensate my time".
To compensate, my parents would buy the pizzas and we'd take it in turns to climb the narrow steep stairs hidden behind a door that was fronted by the wrapping paper selection.
Antony Hegarty of Antony and the Johnsons Winning album: I Am a Bird Now (2005) "I used it to compensate my band for all the underpaid work they had done for me for years prior".
Joan Marshall Fort Myers, Fla., Jan . 16 2008 To the Editor: Steven E. Landsburg suggests that if I discovered I could buy shampoo online at a lower price than I had been paying at my local pharmacy, I would do so, and that I would feel no obligation to compensate my pharmacist.
One of them is evidently flatter than the other, which seems to have triggered a series of knock-on effects: my left hip sticks up more than it should, and to compensate my right shoulder pokes up; to top it all, my head constantly veers to the right, as if I'm looking for a tail to chase, though this might be because I sometimes sleep on my front.
"I have to compensate my height with something, so I just put a lot of energy in my tennis.
I think it was just over-compensating my lack of 100percentt presenting as male by just trying to be as masculine as possible and just saying no, being attracted to men makes me less male which is totally not the case".
I worried about how much he could endure and compensate my absence.
To compensate, my husband orders not one, but two, pitchers of Sangria and is absurdly generous at tip time.
Hopefully, I will be able to compensate my guest writers by the end of the year; but the goal is halfway through.
I became defensive with my family, withdrew from my peers, ignored my academic studies, compensated for my diminished self-worth by focusing solely on my performing talent, took dangerous and unnecessary risks on many fronts, relied on numbing substances, feared intimacy, and unconsciously employed sex as a means toward reliving and processing past traumas.
