Sentence examples for making you pay from inspiring English sources
I like the control with which Mr. Wheeldon keeps making you pay attention, but I can't get interested in these dances as thought or drama.
Instead, it was apparently devised solely to block the use of any "non-approved" bulbs in Hue sockets, thus boosting Philips's profit by making you pay for pricier ones.
Someone like an Apple or a Google is already realizing how valuable music is as a customer-engagement tool and will offer something quite similar to this, without making you pay for it, the way Amazon has included video in the Prime membership without expressly charging.
Well, perhaps because the Mini costs about two grand more and that's if the dealer isn't making you pay a $5,000 premium for the "privilege" of owning the latest flavor.
If your Pavlok wristband doesn't enter the geofence of your gym by the set time, it can shame you by posting about your failure to Facebook, making you pay a penalty fee you've wagered, or shock you.
It will hurt your wallet too; companies that pay the toll for these fast lanes could transfer those costs to their customers, making you pay more for those services.
It makes you pay attention.
He'll make you pay every time.
They do not make you pay.
