Sentence examples for paying for here from inspiring English sources

What you're paying for here – including the flights – is a once-in-a-lifetime investment, the privilege of being in true frontier country.

It's thicker than some, making it easy to hold with slippery hands and it has a slightly larger screen - but what you're paying for here is the safe-in-water factor.

Nor, when Rachel gives voice to her increasingly firm convictions about the Middle East conflict ("What we are paying for here is truly evil"), does Ms. Dodds ever seem to be orating from a platform, bullhorn in hand.

Obviously the level of detail and smoothness is what you're paying for here and so we can excuse the device for producing smaller-than-average prints.

Let's be honest, a lot of what you're paying for here is the novelty of having all that crammed into a ring.

Presumably the specs will remain unchanged on the Ive-designed version, but that's not really what one lucky rich person's going to be paying for here.

You get what you pay for here, because in automatic mode the gearbox can be infuriatingly indecisive in its gear shifts.

In fact, much of what you pay for here is in place, and cannot be downgraded for lunch even if the restaurants wished to.

Where are the things our tax dollars pay for?" Here, where land is usually handed down or sold at below-market rates to relatives, Ms. Bailey has come to hold four pieces of property.

But if you want a big treat, you get what you pay for here: amazing views, excellent (and very unobtrusive) service and a menu comprising the best of seasonal produce, painstakingly prepared without being finicky.

Go to Japan or Europe and tell me that the shitty service you pay for here in America is "advanced".