Sentence examples for either pay from inspiring English sources

You either pay with time or money, she said.

"Unhealthier people either pay more or are priced out completely".

"It will either pay off handsomely or flop horribly".

You either pay attention or walk into an overhanging branch.

The BBC could either pay Entwistle 12 months' salary.

"You either pay it or they don't do it.

"They are either paid for by the artist or by galleries".

So companies end up either paying less interest (good) or issuing cheapish equity (better).

They either paid off their mortgages or caught up on their payments.

Some of those listed were seen in Moscow as agents, either paid or unpaid.

By the late 1980s, around 80% of current spending either paid off debt or funded the army.