Sentence examples for it were repaid from inspiring English sources

Once the investments were exposed as hopeless, the lenders — ordinary savers, foreign countries, other banks, you name it — were repaid with government bailouts.

It is repaid slowly, through remembering and telling.

Making a loan and keeping it on the balance sheet until it was repaid was so old-fashioned.

Again, JPMorgan Chase learned of the apparent violation early on but did not disclose it to regulators until March 2010, three days before it was repaid for the loan.

It was repaid largely from revenue from income taxes, with individuals paying just a slightly larger share than corporations in the 1940s.

Many countries, America included, have designed student debt primarily as a mortgage-like obligation: it is repaid to a fixed schedule.

That means a £200,000 mortgage at 3% costs £948 a month when it is repaid over 25 years, but jumps to £1,109 over 20 years.

If England dominated the first Test in all aspects then it was repaid with interest, on a belting pitch at Lord's.

When one generation inherits burdensome debt without consent their freedom is curtailed because their fate is bound until it is repaid".

The fund, which Mr. Siegel hopes will eventually raise $900,000 for the company, promises investors a 30 percent annual return on their money until it is repaid — via the first 9 percent of gross revenue.

The headline charge is that in late 2009 Mr Falcone borrowed $113m from Harbinger to pay a personal tax bill (it was repaid in 2011 when the SEC started sniffing around).