'pay utilities' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to paying for services such as power, water, and internet. For example: I need to pay utilities this week before my bills are overdue.
You probably won't need to pay utilities or fill your car with gas every week, for instance.
The rules also could oblige countries with few storage options to pay utilities in neighboring countries to store gas on their behalf.
"I told the landlord I would have been able to pay the rent, but then we wouldn't have been able to pay utilities or buy food," she said.
With its new flexibility, family services last fall gave her cash aid to pay utilities and muster a $500 down payment toward a subsidized house.
Hirsi Ali recounts how, after her arrival in the Netherlands, she received an apartment through the government with the option of a loan of up to $4,000 to furnish it and pay utilities.
Solar energy is in keeping with the Whole Foods image but it will also save the company money, because the solar providers can offer electricity at prices below what the stores and centers would normally pay utilities.
The Salvation Army has spent more than $45,000 subsidizing rent and helping to pay utility bills.
ACH is what makes it possible to deposit paychecks and pay utility bills electronically.
All users pay utility bills, and the rates may be affected substantially by the amount of revenue bonds outstanding.
To pay utility bills and other expenses, he used credit cards from Providian, Wells Fargo and three other banks.
I'm worried about the person who's struggling to pay utility bills, because that's me.
