Sentence examples for paying towards from inspiring English sources

I haven't been paying towards the mortgage or bills because I've been a stay-at-home mum.

The Government favours a compulsory model which would see every adult in England paying towards the cost of a new National Care Service.

If Britain overbids on its demands, it would move from irrelevance to isolation (and face calls to start paying towards euro-zone bail-outs).

The Exchequer is still not receiving a fair and just share of what some of the richest firms and people should be paying towards public services.

They now offer the kind of matchday experience corporate clients and spectators paying towards £100 for a ticket have come to expect.

(In the latest twist, Russian nationalists are calling for Mir, the Russian space station, to continue in operation, which would further reduce the chances of Russia paying towards the international one).

The amount of money you pay towards your principal counts toward equity in your home, while the amount of money you pay towards interest does not.

Some vendors say they are willing to pay towards sanitation.

Students can now pay towards fees (still largely paid by taxpayers) for tuition.

Part of the blame lies with the huge subsidies that governments pay towards irrigation.

We kept our own money but jointly paid towards the rent, bills and advertising.