Sentence examples for had not repaid from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Bud Selig acknowledged last month at the World Series that the Mets had not repaid the $25 million loan.

She had given me years of delight and instruction, and I felt I had not repaid her.

Those lenders were barred from doing so because they had not repaid the federal bailout money they accepted during the financial crisis.

Edward Salcedo, 19, who struggled in 54 games this season for Class A Rome in Georgia, said he was still represented by Mr. Boras and had not repaid the money.

In addition, she discovered that child support payments from her ex-husband, food stamps and Medicaid were all being withheld because, she said, the government believed she was given a grant that she had not repaid.

During the trial, which started last Tuesday, the prosecutor offered little to support the conspiracy charge, beyond Ms. DeGraff's testimony that she had ended her relationship with Mr. Valme, that he had not repaid any of the $25,000 and that he had convinced her to attend the ritual.

And the ones who don't default often use deferments to stay afloat: according to the Department of Education, seventy-one per cent of the alumni of American National University hadn't repaid a dime, even after being out of school for five years.

But the nation has not repaid in kind.

Irrespective of charges of anti-African bias, detractors say it has not repaid the effort of creating it 12 years ago, or the cost of running it.

You only repay if you are in work and earning over £21,000 a year, and if you have not repaid after 30 years the debt is written off.

Both Westwood and Smith say they will take their cases to the Financial Ombudsman Service, which has indicated that because the thieves took the money out of their accounts, the bank should explain why it has not repaid them.