Sentence examples for paid somewhere from inspiring English sources

Helms paid somewhere around $200,000.

They're probably not as well paid as they could be paid somewhere else, so they've come because of other reasons, which is that they believe in the cause.

"Bishop Hubbard paid somewhere upwards of a million dollars, maybe much more, to buy himself a judge, jury and investigator to try and clear him," Mr. Aretakis said.

If he were with the team in Port St . Lucie he would be paid somewhere between one-sixth and one-fourth of his contract if he were cut before the 25-man roster is set.

Ross, who said he wanted to take a break after leaving the BBC before embarking on any new series, is understood to have been paid somewhere short of £1m.

While the average faculty member makes anywhere between $60,000 to $198,000 a year (frequently for a course load of two or three courses per semester) most adjuncts are paid somewhere between $2,500 to $4,000 per course.

They were also willing to pay somewhere between sixteen and twenty-three per cent more for the organic items.

Subscribers are expected to pay somewhere in the range of $4 to $8 a month.

Try to improve or optimize one of these parameters and you end up paying somewhere else along the line.

Mr. Rizvi agreed to pay somewhere north of $300 million, according to someone familiar with Rizvi Traverse Management who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

"You'd expect to pay somewhere between 500 and 1,500 pounds for a homebuyer's report," he said, "and then from 1,000 pounds upwards for a full structural survey".