Sentence examples for pay a draw from inspiring English sources

Arizona in winter is where the rich and weather-weary come to play and pay, a draw for conventions, golf and tennis tournaments and, of course, the auction season for collector cars.

If you plan to give grandchildren substantial amounts, it makes sense to pay a lawyer to draw up a trust with restrictions on how and when that money can be used.

Forest managers should thus (i) encourage the development of Reduced-Impact Logging techniques in order to minimize disturbance intensity and (ii) pay a deep attention when drawing management plans to avoid logging pioneer-rich forest units.

Mr. Obama, having backed away from his campaign red line – he said he would preserve tax cuts only for middle incomes and below while making everyone else pay a bigger share – has now drawn two more red lines.

Ms. Bartone works largely on commission, though her firm pays her a "draw," which is a small steady paycheck that is more of a loan that is deducted from her commissions.

That might sound like a lot to pay for a drawing tablet that still requires either a Mac or PC to work, but it's a bargain compared to the $2,000 you'll pay for the next-level-up 22HD.

Just because you've paid a lawyer to draw up an estate plan, don't think you're safe.

The fact is that paying a lawyer to draw up these documents can be expensive and LegalZoom wants to democratize legal document creation.

1st - My father paid a lawyer to draw up a will laying out specific instructions to his executor and designated "caregivers" as to his final wishes.

Many advisers are already recommending that savers dump annuities in favour of 'drawdown' schemes that pay an income and let people draw down the cash in their later years.

Each model was paid with a drawing, and all the works were hung for the show.