Sentence examples for desired to pay from inspiring English sources

The relatives, however, have agreed not to interfere with any honours which it may be desired to pay Count Tolstoy.

She told Applebaum she desired to pay tribute to one of her favorite films, Grease (1978), and her parents' courting days.

Yet professional music can be costly, and the ability or desire to pay varies from congregation to congregation.

The club's title deficiency coincides with its construction of a new stadium in 2006, and Wenger has made no secret of his bosses' desire to pay off its debt on that stadium through carefully managed saving.

Tech start-ups are obsessed with scale, and there are clearly not that many people who have the ability or desire to pay $3 to have a cup of coffee delivered, or £7.95 to avoid a trip to Boots for a pack of Always Ultra.

They have the ability and desire to pay off their loans, and they followed all the rules, but their banks are ignoring them.

Be they polar bears, humans or field mice, the cuteness of kids prompts parents to desire to pay for piano lessons and a new pair of ice skates for them.

Ask if the debtor desires to pay by payment plan in order to avoid interest.

This particular technique may have owed as much to convenience as to a desire to pay homage to another composer.

Of course, IBM's enthusiasm may owe something to a desire to pay Microsoft back for its many slights.

The more waspish commentator might say the fashion industry's desire to pay homage to Yves Klein is hardly surprising.