Sentence examples for maybe paying from inspiring English sources

If a store like Sealfons is maybe paying $8 for a dress, Federated Department Stores is paying $3.50.

Maybe paying $850 a month to live in someone's walk-in closet is a totally reasonable thing to do.

Maybe I didn't fit the paying Sebastian Bach customer demographic, or maybe paying customers were just in the small minority of guests.

They're shopping at low-cost retailers like H&M or maybe paying attention to avoiding synthetic fabrics, but not really voting with their dollars in the way they do in every other domain of their lives.

DR 12 (20 yrs qualified: GP principal) "there's other ones who don't have much aspirations, who don't work and they're in chronic poor health and they feel there's nothing they can do, they feel powerless, probably…[and] the thing is, they've got other things to worry about, maybe, paying their bills, poor housing… I think health must come way down the list for these people".

Forget what you (or other people) think you should do (except maybe paying your rent).

The goal, they say, is for people to enjoy the videos and, maybe, pay them to produce some more.

Maybe paid in a couple free drinks and be able to feel like they're part of the team".

Nepali workers go to Qatar to work – so [the Qatari government] should also do something for us; maybe pay back our loans and other necessary things".

Then you go on to a guy who will sit with a girl for an evening and maybe pay £500 or £600.

They issue great puling statements about income imbalance in a game that pays them $100m per annum just for the act of being able to cash checks and maybe pay attention long enough to run a franchise into the ground.