Sentence examples for pay readily from inspiring English sources

Yet, in the second of his Days With the Imam series of online videos, posted on Saturday, Ayman al-Zawahiri said Bin Laden would pay readily for hospitality for his guests – although the former al-Qaida leader lived mostly on bread and vegetables, he once invested in an entire herd of sheep to slaughter in case visitors came by.

But he insists he wants to return to a team for which the well paid are readily replaced.

"What you gonna listen to," she demands, "if you ain't making nothing new?" A diligent businesswoman, Wright has taken people to court for not paying royalties when they sampled her records, and in 1985, noticing that men in the music industry tended to be paid more readily than she did, set up her own record label to ensure she would never have to fight for what she had earned.

They have these formidable skills and tools that the world demands and pays for readily in money, power and prestige.

If it's well run, people readily pay for conferences and sponsors readily pay to become platinum, gold or silver sponsors.

Mr. Sliva says he charges $135 an hour, which he says his students readily pay.

Is it still in the proof-of-concept phase, or would you readily pay £2.99 for its services?

So I readily pay tribute the work that peers undertake, especially since they lack the research and staff back-up we enjoy as MPs.

The scarcest parrots are coveted by collectors known as bird barons, who readily pay tens of thousands of dollars to obtain the last living examples of disappearing species.

I feel betrayed, as an Iranian; betrayed by my leaders, and bullied, of course, by yours; they readily pay for their adventures with my life.

Akl noted that such services aren't just for the rich – in fact, those who hire for a night tend to be middle class, people who will readily pay $25 an hour for a bodyguard to have peace of mind.