The word 'repaying' is correct and can be used in written English
It is the present participle form of the verb 'repay', which means to pay back or return something that was borrowed or owed. Example: I am repaying my student loans every month.
"I feel I've got a bit of unfinished business with England and also repaying people's trust and the work people have put in with me in the last four months," he said.
The fear of their families facing the wrath of the traffickers is driving some to find quicker ways of repaying their debt.
Greece has been pushed a step closer to default and potential exit from the euro after one of its main lenders, the International Monetary Fund, all but ruled out allowing the cash-strapped country to delay repaying the €1bn (£722m) due next month.
Ahmed, who claims he is 17 but looks years younger, says he is under huge pressure to find a way of repaying the 3,500 euro debt he incurred on his journey to Europe.
Williams, who is currently attending graduate school and is on his way to becoming a social worker, has yet to start repaying his loans.
In February Miliband said he would slash tuition fees in England from £9,000 to £6,000 a year and increase maintenance support for students by £200m, funded by higher interest rates for wealthier students repaying their fees.
Proceeds from the sale will go some way to repaying the bail-out that GM received from the American Treasury.America's Internal Revenue Service officially withdrew its complaint against UBS, following the agreement it struck with the Swiss bank in 2009 to disclose the names of alleged tax dodgers.
Tax revenues are gushing; the federal government could start repaying its debt in 2015.
This would let central banks cut effective borrowing costs despite the zero bound on interest rates, since inflation reduces the burden of repaying a given loan.
As the dollar and yen rise, those investors that have borrowed the two currencies face an increased cost of repaying their debts.
He surrounded himself with good ol' boys and soothsayers, repaying the slightest service with gifts of cars, houses, horses, hand-finished guns anything so long as it cost a fortune.
