Sentence examples for refused pay from inspiring English sources

He refused pay for his service.

He put in new points and refused pay, "charge it to good will," he said.

"He refused pay but accepted the assignment," Ms. Strasberg said in her memoir "Bittersweet".

Patrick Puy, the chief executive, said Moulinex was forced to seek the French equivalent of Chapter 11 after El.Fi S.p.A., the Italian group that holds 74percentt of Moulinex shares, refused pay for the reorganization.

Each episode of "CCGC" costs $100,000 on average (guests are paid, but Letterman refused pay for his episode) and it's safe to assume that a big chunk is used for the editing process.

According to The Voice, nearly two years have gone by with the department attempting to keep the findings secret, all while Schoolcraft was refused pay and ridiculed by superiors.

The really profitable authors are the very ones who can afford to refuse paid ads in their prose.

What sort of hybrid rental car premium have you paid (or refused to pay)?

The shogun agreed to pay £100,000, but the Satsuma han refused to pay anything.

For example, following the dispute between the colonists and the British government over taxation, the colonists began refusing to pay taxes: "With their assemblies outlawed, some colonists refused to pay taxes.

Hughes refused to pay Utzon's fees, leaving the architect unable to pay his staff.