Sentence examples for make everyone pay from inspiring English sources

If we have to pay a toll, make everyone pay one".

On a five fight streak, and already beating former champion Rashad Evans (who is coincidentally a training partner of Johnson), beating Johnson will make everyone pay attention.

And we don't need to make everyone pay a little, but we do need those for whom our work means something significant to pay enough to enable us to provide it.

"How can we ask a student to pay more for college before we ask hedge fund managers to stop paying taxes at a lower rate than their secretaries?" he said, invoking Ronald Reagan's effort to make everyone pay a fair share and pointing out that his immediate predecessors had to ask for debt-ceiling increases under rules invented by Congress.

Palm has just announced via the same Twitter account that the Beta has been reopened, saying that there is "No reason to make everyone pay the price here".

The video, titled "Two Chips" has exploded across the internet after Reddit had the good sense to make everyone pay attention to it.

The opening round of the 2000 Masters made everyone pay a price, with no one in the 95-player field enjoying a bogey-free day.

Crowngate and the phone-in scandals have done more damage to the BBC's reputation with the public than decades of debate over the rights and wrongs of making everyone pay for it.

What is associated with this Administration is a certain aggressive rhetoric, which can make the problem worse if people accept it; on the other hand, it also makes everyone pay attention to problems that have been there for a long time".

Let's just hope they don't bring back the idea of making everyone pay a music tax through their ISPs.

Eighteen years past the one Bond game that made everyone pay attention, we're somehow exponentially less aware of what makes for a good game featuring the famous secret agent.