Sentence examples for payments run from inspiring English sources

Payments run from a few hundred dollars to more than $1,000 a month depending on the severity of the disability.

The underlying fear of those relegated on Sunday will be finding themselves still stuck in the Championship after the parachute payments run dry.

Nearly half of capped households claimed Discretionary Housing Payments from the council to help them pay their rent, which the CIH said "both shunts costs between national and local government budgets and masks the true impact of the cap until those discretionary payments run out".

The homes there sold for $5,000; payments ran $36.98 a month.

After a year and a half, his welfare payments ran out, and he found work stacking shelves in a supermarket.

Current and former chefs at Le Gavroche are in line for payments running to thousands of pounds each after a Guardian investigation last month exposed Roux for paying kitchen staff, who worked up to 68 hours a week, as little as £5.50 an hour.

One reason is a Web site compiled by the Environmental Working Group, an advocacy organization in Washington, showing in graphic detail how the traditional subsidy programs reward mainly the big farmers in a handful of states, with payments running into the millions of dollars.

Jack Gerard, president of the American Petroleum Institute, said in a statement that "terminating this straightforward method of handling royalty payments runs the risk of raising administrative costs and adding additional layers of paperwork required to determine the value of oil and gas production".

The private sector would still get a piece of the action because Kerrey would set up "a national system of payment" run by private, highly regulated companies.

The little food he had in his cupboards was used up quickly and his electricity supply (on a card payment) ran out almost immediately.

The payment runs about $7,260 for a 10-foot-diameter windmill, and the rationale, he said, is to make sure cattle graze the entire pasture, "rather than concentrating around one water source and completely denuding that area of grass".