Sentence examples for paying in a from inspiring English sources
But after 35 years paying in, a man of any age can retire on a smaller, though still generous, pension.
Instead of paying in a lump sum you can now pay monthly or in two six-monthly instalments.
You can also reduce your exposure to another crash by drip-feeding regular monthly amounts into the stock market, rather than paying in a lump sum.
These bets are then leveraged: in a typical deal, Icon sells three or four times as much in business services as it buys in goods, with customers paying in a mixture of trade credits and cash.
The Mirror may expect a large bill for breach of copyright from Gillman & Soame, but may consider it a price worth paying in a last-ditch effort to shore up Labour support.
"I hope everyone had a good time, because I'm still paying," Ms. Davis said, laughing, then quietly added, "really paying in a big way -- not only financially, but with my marriage".
Gary? 'You pay in a roundabout way.
"Teague made us pay in a big way," Otzelberger said.
How much tax would he pay in a Western country?
For me crime had paid, in a very lush way".
WannaCry threatened to delete all encrypted files if the ransom wasn't paid in a week.
