Sentence examples for pay upkeep from inspiring English sources

Underused plants are ruinous for car companies, which must continue to pay upkeep costs and make payroll even as revenue plunges.

"Before 1834 it was the responsibility of the local parish to pay upkeep for an illegitimate child," says Paley, "so they would go after the father to seek maintenance, which created documentation about who he was".

Who ever said this never had to pay upkeep for a Crusader army of thousands!

This ultimately lowers the barrier to entry for users to have access to an extensive and personal music collection without actually purchasing it or paying upkeep.

The owners, not management companies, must pay for upkeep.

They are hard to track, as impoverished churches sell windows to pay for upkeep and programs.

It was agony, so I had to find something else to pay my upkeep.

Surplus capacity is deadly for carmakers, because they must continue to pay for upkeep and the salaries of unproductive workers.

The building connects to another smaller one across the street that also is rented, income that helps pay for upkeep of the buildings.

But backers of other uses for the property contend that some kind of tenant is needed to help pay for upkeep.

Locals formed the Riverside Clay Tennis Association to help pay for upkeep of the courts in the late 1990s, and it has about 1,000 members.