Sentence examples for moves to pay from inspiring English sources

For the Mariners' bold winter moves to pay off, Bradley needs to add thump to an offense that scored the fewest runs in the league last season.

The New York Times Company said Monday that it had raised $225 million through a sale and leaseback of part of its headquarters building, one in a series of moves to pay down its debts and increase its cash cushion during a drastic slump for the newspaper industry.

Even Phil felt moved to pay tribute.

Mr. Tutor suggested that any move to pay a deposit would settle such questions.

Once the payment became public, Dastyari moved to pay the money back.

Yet despite knowing all of this, the move to pay equality is glacial.

Such issues must not be allowed to disrupt this important move to pay doctors based on how well they perform.

Former Republic of Ireland captain Matt Holland has moved to pay tribute to outgoing national team boss Giovanni Trapattoni.

But on the specific question of whether rich people move to pay less tax, the evidence is pretty good.

He said it was "incredibly moving" to pay his respects "at the site of last month's deadly shootings".

After nodding to Kostya, the larger gangster asked the bartender for two Cognacs, and, when each snifter had been filled, he made no move to pay.