Sentence examples for pay off once from inspiring English sources

The work will pay off, once the jig is made we can spit out quality chair frames very quickly.

There's an element of networking, too – university is the time to make contacts that will pay off once you've graduated.

"It'll pay off once I get a good job," said Ms. Lanton, 16, whose first choice is Tennessee State University.

That can be an annoyance — and expensive — but it will probably pay off once the apartment is on the market, Ms. Aalai says.

The company hopes that the XTO deal will pay off once gas prices recover, and shale in Russia, Colombia and Argentina get off the ground.

Having the work done can be temporarily disruptive, Ms. Raff said, but it is likely to pay off once the apartment is on the market.

But all the physical activity in this book's early stages pays off once Spero goes into high gear.

Claudio Ranieri has stuck by the squad, despite doubts surrounding them, and his confidence seems to be paying off once again.

The promise of those lights pays off once inside, in a cascade of decorative details — densely patterned wallpapers and carpets, carved moldings and flashes of gilt and sunflowers — that tell us we have traveled back 130 years, to the early 1880s.

And the introduction of Williams paid off once again for Swindon as he headed home in the 85th minute for his sixth goal from the bench this term.

"The certificate pays off once you graduate," he enthuses.