Sentence examples for due to pay from inspiring English sources
"due to pay" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to a debt or obligation that is expected to be paid. For example, "I'm due to pay the utility bill this week."
They are due to pay out in July 2018 or when the company resumes dividend payments.
Haymarket was due to pay the remaining £16m in instalments until January 2016.
The company was due to pay the bondholders about £220m in June next year.
Russia had been due to pay $850m in debt-service on June 2nd.
Among those due to pay tribute during the service were the writer Lynda La Plante and the actor Maureen Lipman.
Blazer forfeited $1.9m when he pleaded guilty, and is due to pay more to the authorities when he is sentenced.
Yesterday the Premier League was due to pay every club its next £7m instalment of television money.
The label is due to pay Gaye's family 50% of the song's future songwriting and publishing royalties revenue.
A second bonus scheme is due to pay out to about 3,000 employees this summer and again in 2017.
First, there is the matter of the $2.75 million the Jets are due to pay quarterback Neil O'Donnell next Friday.
Next month the government is due to pay the IMF double that amount, starting with €300m on June 5th.
