Sentence examples for exactly paying from inspiring English sources

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.

It's a very weird relationship because the entrepreneur is not exactly paying you, even though they really are paying you.

However, unflattering cartoons of the speakers or small-scale renderings of the works of Van Gogh on every other page might be a bit of a give-away that you weren't exactly paying a great deal of attention to the presentations.

He's 0 for 8 in the two games, not exactly paying dividends on his $275 million contract.

On a day that celebrates unions and the eight-hour work day, plenty of people are feeling like their hard work isn't exactly paying off the way it used to.

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.

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.

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.