Sentence examples for repay something from inspiring English sources

Psychologically, the longer you have to repay something, the less imperative there is to get on with actually clearing the debt.

"When you repay something, it means you stole something or took something from the university," Webber said in comments that appeared in USA Today this week.

"I'm really proud of the sacrifice they made bringing me up to let me do what I do now so I need to repay something back to them".

Finally, it is worth acknowledging that, although many of those who do emigrate do not intend to return, the majority still see South Africa as their identity, or 'home,' and wish to repay something to their community.

That is because it is not the banks that are failing to repay savers — something that would have set off the insurance program.

One way the company can do that is to repay its loans, something that "everybody in this company wants that desperately," he said.

They begin to, the leadership of the auto companies feel they need to do something to repay their political patrons.

He then lambasted the rescue of Chrysler and General Motors and insinuated that the ad demonstrated that Chrysler executives "feel they need to do something to repay their political patrons".

Bizarre attempts to disarm critics by pointing out that many graduates will never fully repay the loans indicate something amiss in the long-term projections.

I'm grateful for everything my mum has done for me, and I hope to repay her by making something of myself.

"The leadership of auto companies feel they need to do something to repay their political patronage," Mr. Rove said on Fox News, where viewers of the network's morning program "Fox & Friends" rated the ad their least favorite of the game.