Sentence examples for exactly pay from inspiring English sources

The work didn't exactly pay the bills but it was a step in the right direction.

On the surface, the coincidence of his first marital breakup with the fact that he owed a few billion he couldn't exactly pay back seemed extraordinarily unpropitious.

While it's an exciting premise, it didn't exactly pay off in the premiere episode, which indicated that Murphy and co have settled on a show-within-a-show concept.

Today's Raiders do not exactly pay homage to the partyers of the past, people like the late John Matuszak, who two decades ago drank like a fish, showed up woozy at press conferences and once hired a look-alike to be in his hotel bed at curfew.

The circus life doesn't exactly pay well for most.

How will he exactly pay for his plan, and how will it produce cost-savings down the line?

He does not know who, exactly, pays it.

Even doing one-off spectaculars has not exactly paid off in the past.

One continuing confusion in the corporate tax debate is who, exactly, pays it.

Not that he ever exactly paid for our education — or not in full, so far as I can make out — but he fixed it, which in Ronnie's eyes was what counted, particularly in the war years.

He reminds her that her grandparents are building a university astronomy centre in her name: "You're not exactly paying rent, either," he spits from his penthouse apartment where Rory has been living while finishing college.