Sentence examples for moved to pay from inspiring English sources
Even Phil felt moved to pay tribute.
Once the payment became public, Dastyari moved to pay the money back.
Former Republic of Ireland captain Matt Holland has moved to pay tribute to outgoing national team boss Giovanni Trapattoni.
Relatives and co-workers, those whom Ms. Rosoff mentored, friends and others moved to pay respects on Sunday, sitting before a coffin carved with a Star of David.
Another high point is the family meeting, at which, this year, Nick Capousis, a lawyer in Maryland, was moved to pay tribute to his grandparents: "They really were the immigrant story," he said.
But before long, the investigators learned that the money was being moved to pay for sex and that the transactions were being manipulated to conceal Mr. Spitzer's connection to payments for meetings with prostitutes, the official said.
The show then moved to pay-per-view audio downloads site Audible.co.uk for seasons two and three.
On his Twitter account, all Owens would say was, "Hoping 2 b a Bengal w/in the 24hrs!!" Ochocinco gushed about the matchup on his Twitter feed, welcoming Owens and joking that "all of our games have been moved to pay-per-view, you got to pay to see this".
The New York Times moved to paid online content; the Guardian, despite losses, continues to offer its Web content for free.
Employers moved to paying employees every two weeks because that was more convenient for them.
But on the specific question of whether rich people move to pay less tax, the evidence is pretty good.
