Sentence examples for course to pay from inspiring English sources

Then, they can begin working sooner, and make money to buy the toys they have been yearning for and, of course, to pay off any student debts.

The government was accused of betting on sparkling growth in the second half of the parliament to keep Britain on course to pay its debts.

(You can't get a student loan if you're over 54; if you are aged 50-54 you have to sign a form to say you intend to work after your course, to pay it all back).

Course fees are low: a membership is $200 a year, and the greens fee and cart are $20, Dr. Ory said the hope is for the course to pay for itself, with some money to buy better equipment.

(Banks will not give a loan for more than the appraised value, minus the down payment, but buyers are free, of course, to pay more out of their own funds).

The British taxpayer ought, of course, to pay a large share, since we will all have benefited from the spoils of the empire, both now and in the past.

Of the big MOOC players, Udacity was an early mover in transitioning from general, open courses, to pay-for-play, career-focused content.

Cyprus could, of course, refuse to pay point blank.

And, of course, how to pay for it".

It probably would be expensive and they would, of course, have to pay for it.

With a main course, expect to pay about €20, with dessert an extra €5.