It was $50 for the ultrasound – a price I gladly paid, knowing it can cost far more.
They dream, in fact, of being paid, knowing that money they earn tomorrow might not reach their bank account for six months.
I guess I was really shocked that people would allow me to go ahead and pay knowing they're working and they're with a company, but again, I made the offer, and I was willing to do that.
This commitment to her often hokey projects was reinforced by a dedication to her stellar image and Smith paid knowing homage to her diva-like antics in I Was a Male Yvonne De Carlo (1968), in which he lounged on a sofa while being feted by fans, factotums and a photographer.
Karmazin says he can't expect people to pay knowing they may get a placebo.
The app will let them select the person they want to pay; knowing their mobile phone number is key here.
They are also often forced to work long hours in terrible conditions for little pay, knowing that were they to complain employers could withdraw their sponsorship, without which many could not remain in the country.
For Jody Greenstone Miller, whose 75-person in-house staff includes people who've chosen to work 10, 20, 30 or 40 hours a week (for commensurate pay), knowing how long each assigned task takes is key.
Children forced to survive in the wild have been a common theme in Rosoff's work, and she pays careful, knowing attention to the details of Pell's journey: how she chooses where to sleep, what she eats, how she tries to keep warm and how it feels when she fails.
It's only a McGuffin in the end – it's actually been painted for the film by artist Michael Taylor – but Boy with Apple is a fiction within a fiction that pays delicately knowing homage to the art history of old Europe.
