Sentence examples for paying to put from inspiring English sources

Companies learned long ago the advertising value of paying to put their names on buildings.

Ms. Ramos's salary is paying to put her daughter, 17, and son, 14, through school in the Philippines.

But now, Mr. Knight said, it is making about $5 million in profit on about $45 million in revenue, profit that is paying to put the wires underground.

The increases are likely to leave some customers wondering if they are paying to put the bank on a better financial footing.

Thiel's involvement was first reported by Forbes, earlier this year.* It might have been permissible, but Thiel was a billionaire paying to put a publication out of business.

Microsoft has stepped into the world of PC retailers in a way it never has before, offering training and advice — and even paying to put hundreds of "Windows gurus" in stores.

"Many don't get paid to put the information online.

There is no need to pay for licences, or to pay to put up masts.

For many years the question has been why taxpayers should pay to put people into space.

"It doesn't pay to put the riggings on, son," Buddy said.

"If you've paid to put it there, then that's pretty clear.