Sentence examples for mentioned paying from inspiring English sources

Last week, you mentioned paying Yahoo!'s extra charge for full POP3 access to their email server.

Health education talks on issues important to youth are delivered before services begin No additional activities (health services only) Price Free This range reflects prices that FGD participants mentioned paying in facilities in their catchment area.

It wasn't until the next year that Facebook mentioned paying fact checkers, though it hadn't announced this publicly, and Snopes eventually did earn and disclose $100,000 coming from the company.

He did say "infrastructure"; he did say he would fix "inner cities" (places where "you get shot walking to the store"); he and his daughter Ivanka mentioned paid family leave.

The president seemed to expand on that policy when he mentioned paid family leave during a speech to Congress in February.

That means to justify the deal — not to mention paying even more now that Cadbury has rejected it — Kraft needs larger cost cuts.

Still, investors who bet on the Trump name in spite of the numbers must wonder whether they got their money's worth paying Mr. Trump millions of dollars in management fees over the years, not to mention paying for him to fly around in a 727.

In that 2009 Times article, LVH's Kornegay was happy to mention paying out a $3,000 parlay to a 65-year-old grandmother, but didn't reveal his sports book's profit the following three weeks of the NFL season.

Post election, he has offered no specifics on where he will find the money to limit classes to 18 students from kindergarten to third grade, 22 from fourth through eighth grade and 25 in high school, not to mention paying to make free preschool available to every 4-year-old in the state, as another successful initiative requires.

There are other programs to tamp down supply sources: in the villages that sit on the periphery of the jungle, WildAid advisers convert regular poachers to the more legitimate careers of, say, mushrooming farming -- not to mention paying them to rat out other poachers.

Sums spent on reformulating nail polish, yanking "lead leaching" water meters or tacking up signs all over yonder-not to mention paying lawyers-could go to diet enrichment that would do people far more good in avoiding cancer, he says.