Sentence examples for pay to escape from inspiring English sources

One must also pay to escape the tyranny of Asian sizes.

Basic service, without fees, must be sufficiently degraded in order to make people want to pay to escape it.

They think the public wants its money's worth, when the truth is they would happily pay to escape them.

Amtrak has also stubbornly stuck to a four-across pattern, not minding how much people will pay to escape the dreaded middle seat.

Each has brought one or two characters to life and left us with many moments we would happily pay to escape.

So why not by sex, with the beautiful of the third world selling their bodies to European tourists happy to pay to escape the stresses of the rich world?To this Mr Houellebecq adds another level.

Last March, the company announced it was quitting its five-year £400m contract early, paying to escape prematurely with a "substantial financial settlement" to the Department for Work and Pensions.

In terms of fees alone, the $465 million that SBC is paying to escape the Prodigy lock is a bargain.

As gloom mounts at home, it seems that Britons are willing to pay more to escape it.

In June some 300 companies agreed to pay $1 billion to escape litigation that challenged practices in initial stock offerings.

But, the union adds, officers are also taking pay cuts to escape what they see as dismal working conditions.