Sentence examples for reluctantly pay from inspiring English sources

Since you are the one person who always has cash, you reluctantly pay the entire bill.

The shop-keeper, aware of his chicken monopoly, demands an outrageous price, which I reluctantly pay.

NATO commanders say they reluctantly pay Mr. Matiullah (and others like him) for his services because they have no other way of moving their convoys across dangerous territory.

While I reluctantly pay $3.50 apiece for green anthuriums in Honolulu, at the Hilo Farmers Market they cost $6 for a bunch, and the more common red ones, $3.50 to $5 a bunch.

Jennifer Kyriakakis, co-founder of telecom systems provider Matrixx said: "The fact is that most customers – approximately 90% – don't use their mobile devices while they're abroad, especially for data services, and when they do they reluctantly pay a premium for it.

If German taxpayers have to reluctantly pay for Greece's cheating and over-spending, then German political officials absolutely demand control as bankers to Europe.

"The cost is outrageous," said Barshay, who reluctantly paid the bill after Fallon sent it to a collection agency.

We suspect that the number of property developments has increased and that estate agents are (reluctantly) paying up for Rightmove Choice products.

Elana Glatt said they had reluctantly paid for the flowers in advance, with a cashier's check for $27,435.14.

Ms. Driscoll reluctantly paid $11 for a hot dog and water at the FleetCenter one night, but has also eaten free lobster at a clambake for the Native American Caucus.

And if you've ever pushed a piece of such a cake around on a plate or reluctantly paid for one, you probably agree as well.