Sentence examples for early pay from inspiring English sources

On a Sunday, he will arrive early, pay for a senior or matinee ticket, settle into a seat in the back and doze off.

Research has shown that 32 per cent of people relied on credit cards to pay for Christmas in 2013, and thousands of others are feeling the squeeze and paying the price for an early pay packet before the festive season.

On Tuesday, Kmart published a "Fab 15" toy list, highlighting a layaway program that lets consumers reserve popular items early, pay over time, then pick up their purchases before the holidays arrive.

Are there penalties for early pay off?

During the 1957 season, he negotiated a deal for the Dodgers to be viewed on an early pay TV network by the Skiatron Corporation subject to the approval of other teams and owners.

Compounding makes every penny saved early pay off in the long run, because the interest you earn on your retirement fund each year is added to the original amount you invest.

Manchester United are unstoppable domestically, according to Paddy Power, which announced an early pay-out on them yesterday, but winning the European Cup back-to-back is less of a certainty if current odds are to be believed.

We're people who left work early, paid costly sitters, parked a mile away to hear one clarion goose-bumping grace note from him.

This uncertainty is typically compounded by some form of lottery effect, exacerbating early pay-offs for the first actors.

Strauss's decision to declare early paid off as Ireland openers William Porterfield and Paul Stirling departed without scoring.

An early paying customer was Sequenom, a DNA-analysis company in San Diego that agreed to pay $500,000 in April 2002.