Sentence examples for key paid from inspiring English sources

Last winter Key paid his own way – and that of his wife and young daughter – back to Perth to seek the guidance of Neil Holder, the coach behind Justin Langer's late development into a formidable Test cricketer.

After a $7 million restoration, 60 units went on the market in 2010 with the enhancement of a park key paid for by the sponsor, Mann Realty, for two years.

We regard with particular concern your apparent planning to respond to a "hostile" bid by pursuing a new arrangement that would involve or lead to the outsourcing to Google of key paid Internet search terms offered by Yahoo! today.

But it also becomes a significantly more expensive workforce when 25 is set to be such a key pay threshold.

Key money paid up front to open a shop can cost up to £10m ($16m) on London's Bond Street; the cost of fitting it out comes on top of that.

The key to paid circulation or the readership of free titles is content, original, relevant and interesting to the target audience… which means investing in adventurous editors and quality journalism, something the buy-out team unsurprisingly had no difficulty in supporting since four of the six had an editorial background.

The company has made key acquisitions, paid down debt and bought back stock.

While it still has a long way to go in the award department, Netflix has reportedly surpassed HBO in another key area: Paid domestic subscribers.