Sentence examples for freely pay from inspiring English sources

(Now we're forced to watch other customers freely pay for carrots and arugula while we continue to await the authorized starting bell).

The owners and managers of trend-setting bars like Milk & Honey and PDT freely pay homage to this East Village staple that opened in the mid 1990s.

If one person — Nozick uses the example of Wilt Chamberlain, the great basketball player — is able to produce a good or service that is in high demand, and others freely pay him for that good or service, then he deserves to get rich.

Until recently, she said, her attacker had lived freely after paying a bribe to the police, while Ms. Mean Sok Reoun endured 40 operations.

The two-year-old American edition of OK!, like its 14-year-old British counterpart, has freely acknowledged paying for "relationships" with some celebrities, but Sarah Ivens, editor of the American edition, declined to discuss specific deals or dollar figures.

'People were not attending (health centre) because they were not having money for the treatment so today we are happy because we are helping them freely not paying so cases like people delaying to go to hospital may be children dying at a household are few…because we are giving them medications'.

The true value of any product should be whatever someone is freely willing to pay for it.

College football bowl games get new sponsors all the time, but newspapers freely decline to pay homage to the Piggly Wiggly Orange Bowl or whatever its full name is.

The increase to the license plate fee -- which I'll remind you is something that people freely choose to pay, if they so desire -- was something the Florida Wildlife Foundation hoped might bring back some revenue, which had dipped of late.

This is especially true if you use a credit or debit card (people tend to spend more freely if they pay with plastic) or pay for things using multiple accounts (and therefore never really see the net total).

It remains unclear, for instance, when they would begin a service, how revenue would be shared, whether users accustomed to exchanging files freely would agree to pay for the experience, and what the exact price would be.