Sentence examples for extend to pay from inspiring English sources

That's because the two-month delay of the sequester ends March 3, right around the time the nation is expected to reach its borrowing limit -- which Congress has to extend to pay the bills.

But would this social responsibility extend to paying workers as much as they would get without that commitment?

Mr Grall added that all costs related to the removal of the implants would be reimbursed, although it is not clear if this will extend to paying for replacement implants.

Even though they could easily afford to, Jantelagen also extends to pay.

Jonnie Williams, whose relationship with McDonnell and his wife also extended to paying fifteen thousand dollars for the food at the McDonnells' daughter's wedding.

Her largesse extended to paying rent and medical bills for needy artists; she gave some of them monthly stipends, and she financed Stuart Davis's only trip to Paris, in 1928.

However disgusted he may be by the public shaming of How Green Was My Valley, Huw Morgan acknowledges that the deacon responsible for it is a genuinely "good" man, whose benevolence extends to paying the school fees of the children of the poor.

When you have no track record of completing anything you begin, you see no reason to even try, and that extended to paying things back on time, or at all.

"The Treasury secretary has the ability, even if this debt limit is not extended, to continue to pay interest on our loans.

Bear in mind, the cover does not extend to items paid for with credit card cheques.

Many students and their families extend themselves to pay for a college education out of fear of falling into the low-wage economy.