Sentence examples for course of paying from inspiring English sources

When his death was reported, he was in the course of paying off $19,000£12,60000) to Pilgrim, as ordered after his conviction for grand larceny.

In the course of paying home visits, he found that many of the children lived in cramped and often squalid accommodation and that almost a quarter of the houses were unfit for habitation.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, May 17 , 1952P. 23 Mrs. Sulzberger, wife of the publisher of the Times, was quoed in the Times as saying over the air, in the course of paying tribute to the late George Foster Peabody, "Mr. Peabody was that unusual person, a banker with a heart".

The benefit, of course, of paying loans quickly, even if that means larger-than-ideal monthly payments, is that the faster they're paid off, the less interest builds up.

Work-related activities referred to burns sustained during the course of paid employment and excluded injuries that occurred during travel to and from work.

The main 'other' forms of physical activity were walking to places, looking after children and that undertaken during the course of paid employment (Additional file 7: Table S7, quote 1c and d).

Of course, the principle of paying for internships was endorsed by the Conservative party itself.

We are of course, paying.

And, of course, not paying for gasoline.

The trick, of course, is paying for it.

Of course they pay loads of money, even more than we ask.