Sentence examples for payback to from inspiring English sources

"It is a payback to those who have passed".

But for me, it is a little bit of a payback to the motoring community.

It is a cheap investment, because of the payback to society.

There would be no payback to Moreno from his players for the 20-year-old Shaw's suffering, he insisted.

The problem with a big tank, he said, is that "you couldn't get the payback to work".

A cynic might suggest that this is all about payback to the companies that bankrolled Mr. Bush's campaign.

This is despite the Treasury's own analysis showing these smaller, less glamorous projects give the bigger payback to the taxpayer.

"This was payback to your Uncle Edmond for when I was in the United States," he said as he beat the women, who were 19 and 21.

He has also battled with labor leaders over the auto bailout, saying Mr. Obama did it as payback to his union supporters.

"We're working on a meaningful payback to horses that finish outside the money," Robert Kulina, the track's vice president and general manager, said.

After the frantically close election that George W. Bush had just won in Florida, Reich's nomination was widely seen as payback to the Miami Cubans.