Sentence examples for now pay up from inspiring English sources

Art is dead and so are you, ha ha, now pay up!

Visitors now pay up to forty-five dollars each to take safari-like tours of the park.

Long Island Rail Road passengers now pay up to $251 for a monthly ticket, depending on the distance traveled.

The Army will now pay up to $50,000 in education expenses and repay up to $65,000 in student loans, both sharp increases over past years.

High-interest current accounts In a strange twist, many current accounts now pay up to 5%, far higher than cash Isas and savings accounts.

Although sampling was just a technological extension of the age-old process of learning through imitation, producers who use samples now pay up instead of trying to set precedents for fair use.

The commission, which is studying boardroom pay, said average wages were "stagnating", except for company bosses, with chief executives now paid up to 145 times the average wage.

The papers, filed in a Delaware court, say the patents are now paid up and royalty-free, according to the terms of 1992 and 2001 agreements with Qualcomm.

While fans in attendance will never forget the history they witnessed, fans who didn't make it to Citi are now paying up for piece of history, even if it comes second-hand.

A separate case which saw Mr Trump offer money to the grieving father of a dead serviceman in a call, but allegedly not pay up, has now emerged.

It seems to me the quality and utility of our public discourse might improve were we to do a better job of making these assumptions explicit, and of seriously and respectfully considering whether our ideological opposites, be they socialists or "Atlas Shrugged" fans, might have one or two worthwhile points.Now, pay up.