Sentence examples for question paid from inspiring English sources

Clinton gets the last word again - guess her quip about always getting the first question paid off in the end - and says that the election is about who can actually change the country - and that her experience proves it.

Much of the money in question paid for the personal needs of Ms. Hunter, whom Mr. Edwards had met in a bar in New York and later put on the payroll to provide video for a small series of "Webisodes" designed to show a more personal side of the candidate.

Here's his answer to the tax question: "Paid taxes on all New York income the last two years.

"The more investors know, the more they would question paying a load".

But privately, many questioned paying more for the same.

Mr. Jaklitsch, for one, said he questioned paying that much for an apartment.

Fill in the forms correctly, answer the questions, pay the fees, and you still may not get a visa.

But it did feel like a Wizard-of-Oz effort to distract the audience from the real questions: Pay no attention to those fuel rods behind the curtain!

Other studies worked on cloze, or fill-in-the-blank questions, paying more attention to generating more distracting distractors (Sakaguchi et al. 2013; Zesch and Melamud 2014).

If they ask questions, pay attention to the answer you give!

Even insiders now question pay at the top.