Sentence examples for repaid in kind from inspiring English sources

But the nation has not repaid in kind.

Filling that hole will be an ominous task, though Rodgers was repaid in kind by Suárez during their two demanding seasons together.

"Then I might put, 'Say hey to your husband' or 'Hope you're well.' " In the fund-raising set's unofficial favor-go-round, where support for a friend's pet cause should, it is understood, be repaid in kind, that personal touch can mean the difference between a yes and regrets.

This is a world in which a man's word is supposed to matter, in which brutality is repaid in kind.

- In Togo, credits granted to small farmers are repaid in kind by the structure put in place by government.

She was at pains to find just the right thing for her numerous friends and they repaid her in kind.

The Hawks gave Woodson his first head-coaching chance, and he repaid them in kind, taking a young, unpolished team that won 13 games in his first season (2004-5) and building it into a solid playoff contender.

I remembered that smile on my walk through the woods, thinking of how I might have once repaid it in kind when Reid, the former shop steward and Communist party activist, started to write his column for the Sun.

That February, she filed for a separation, charging her husband with unspeakable acts of violence and he repaid her in kind, their depositions providing the tabloids with details far more sordid than any she had revealed in her fiction.

He was always alert to what young poets were doing -- they fed his imagination -- and they repaid him in kind with translations and imitations of his work; it is a great irony that although he wrote in a language spoken by less than two million people English versions of his poems have for several decades profoundly influenced American letters.

Tipnis said that New Look's debts were too high and took issue with the large "pay-in-kind" (PIK) component, where interest rolls up and is repaid in a lump sum at the end of the term.