Sentence examples for either pays from inspiring English sources

When you do a deal like that, it either pays off or you end up in a bus shelter somewhere".

When stores guess wrong and fall short on a popular item, the consumer either pays the price, or, more likely, never gets the chance to.

Revenue is usually recorded when a customer receives merchandise and either pays for it or promises to pay the company in the future (in which case the revenue is recorded in accounts receivable).

Should the contractor default, the holder of the bond either pays the property owner the amount needed to fulfill the contract or sees to it that the project is completed.

Although he was never indicted for a crime — and civil cases do not normally lead to incarceration — the result is that he will be in prison until he either pays or satisfies the judge that he cannot do so.

Whenever I raise my voice, he either pays no attention or holds his peace.

You either pay with time or money, she said.

"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.

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