Sentence examples for opened to pay from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely that the government coffers will be opened to pay for it.

If we're in such a terrible budget situation, why should this be exempt?" After meeting with mayors of the state's largest cities last week, Mr. Brown referred to the redevelopment money as a "piggy bank" that should be opened to pay for other local needs.

The castle became a popular location for tourists and artists, and was formally opened to paying visitors in 1908.

Sky had been regarded as the favourite to gain the rights after the Six Nations committee revealed that, for the first time, the bidding would be opened to pay-TV companies.

The bank balked at that demand, though it was open to paying a $100 million fine.

However, this presupposes that disabled and older people are open to paying for assistive products previously provided free on assessment.

"Quite frankly, the people we're asking to play with us wouldn't be open to that, and the brand wouldn't be open to paying that".

Because messaging is only open to paid members, Missed Connections is also a feature only for Match's paid subscribers.

The company is open to paying a fee that is in line with how ride-hailing companies are charged.

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Google clearly wanted a wide open market for a wireless Internet, and was open to paying a premium for higher speeds on wired infrastructures.