Sentence examples for pay to attach from inspiring English sources

That is the amount that Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, agreed Tuesday to pay to attach the Louvre's name to a museum that it hopes to open in 2012.

At that price, the agreement is worth about one-third to one-half the annual fee that Citigroup is paying to attach its name to Citi Field, the home of the Mets.

The dream of getting corporations to pay big money to attach their names to all of SFX's local arenas may prove difficult.

This obviously includes due process rights and compensation, if she wants to attach pay to the results of the evaluation".

Someone who hasn't paid for a license to attach that thing to their phone.

Vodafone paid for the right to attach a mobile phone mast to the chimney, though.

JPMorgan Chase, in contrast, had put more conditions on pay, generally allowing the bank to attach more performance benchmarks and to impose a longer wait before pay is awarded.

Companies have long been willing to pay a lot of money to attach their names to prominent places.

They speculate that Mr. McDermott snapped because the company planned to attach his wages to pay back income taxes he owed.

"Anytime something is not fully paid for, you're giving someone the right to attach collateral to it," he said.

It does not pay to get too attached to any one dish.