Sentence examples for pay feel from inspiring English sources

Yet Perry is struggling to make ends meet on about $16 an hour, making her quest for fair pay feel more urgent than ever.

This willingness to pay feels counterintuitive on a device so frequently characterized by distraction.

Maybe it's because achieving equal pay feels like just another uphill battle, and black women are already too familiar with those.

Avoiding that, improving your farm without paying, feels like delicious defiance.

"It's the price we pay to feel".

"I used the money; I didn't pay; I feel I have to pay," she said.

It's kind of sad, but we pay to feel like professionals.

If they can pay but feel that doing so is pointless on a property that has lost so much of its value, it is called strategic default.

They're expensive, risky, time-consuming and irritating, and those who pay them feel like patsies.

They also get no sick pay and feel that they've been victimised for standing up for themselves.

They also get no sick pay and feel that they've been victimized for standing up for themselves.