Sentence examples for paid forever from inspiring English sources

Betty Jo Cumberledge, a home health aide in West Virginia, said her insurer paid "forever" for the potent narcotics she took for back pain.

It's hugely expensive since workers get paid forever, meaning until the company finds them a new job, they get bought out or go on pension.

And in European, markets riots in Greece and Spain will no longer be the barometer of impending doom, but of positive resolution as budget constraints bite workers who have been paid forever to do very little.

His hell is where you can meet such heroes as Helen, Achilles, Paris and Tristan, paying forever for their sins.

We haven't helped build an education system that looks able to survive the withdrawal of our money, which must come, unless our long-term plan for Afghanistan is to keep paying forever.

Streaming makes viewers pay forever, and regularly, in order to maintain access to movies that they might otherwise have had at hand if they were near their home-video collections and if the equipment to play their disks continued to exist.

And since users continue to pay forever (or until they try to stop it), the contribution to Intelius' revenue grows significantly over time.

And America's budget deficit and growing entitlements indicate America can't pay forever.

In other words, we can invest now or we can pay forever.

Spiegel, referring to treatment for diabetes, told a news briefing: "With renal dialysis you don't pay for a month and then stop, you pay forever.

The kings and emperors might get away with inflicting horrors on their own people and behaving abominably, but they would pay eventually, and they would pay forever.