Sentence examples for pay for then from inspiring English sources

"If the schools around me were as good as the schools I have to pay for then I wouldn't do it.

There was (and remains) plenty of evidence for Hunter's concern, but if Ovechkin really is the leader Washington was willing to pay for, then he has to be given a chance to play that role.

"If you did not do that by reforming the system by spreading the burden to everybody who benefits from the services that taxes pay for, then we'll have to do something else: cuts that everyone would find totally unacceptable, or I suppose other revenue enhancements which people would also find unacceptable," Mr. Bloomberg said at City Hall.

"If the dealers honestly think that this is a service that customers are willing to pay for, then let them tell the customers what they're charging for it," suggested Kathleen Keest, Iowa's assistant attorney general for consumer protection and the former chairwoman of the National Association of Consumer Advocates.

Everyone just checks off the items they want to pay for, then you sign your name on the screen and you're done.

If an item is way too much to pay for, then don't collect it because you will easily use up all your money and won't be able to buy anything else.

"Once we sort of figure out the pay-fors, then we figure it's the second 100 days that we put together an infrastructure package," he went on ― suggesting that infrastructure efforts might be pushed to the summer.

What he was paid for, then, was silence.

Gift paid for, then donated, totaling $800: Photograph of Duke Ellington, Ken Burns, Walpole, N.H., $800, given to Duke Ellington School, Washington.

If a company doesn't think an intern's work is worth paying for, then don't hire them.

"But the lesson we learned before 1997 is that if you come along with policies that can't be paid for then you get into trouble.