Sentence examples for resolving to pay from inspiring English sources

In comparison, only 20percentt of seniors and 26percentt of baby boomers are resolving to pay down debt in the new year.

Instead of the easy course of bankruptcy, he resolved to pay his creditors by the use of his pen.

He didn't move quickly, but players who didn't get out of his way resolved to pay closer attention to Boogaard's whereabouts.

He recalled that in Tehran the authorities resolved to pay salaries to the prostitutes so that they would cease their work and reform their lives.

I resolved to pay it forward – his kindness, not the 30p – at some point, but I didn't fancy hanging about outside the gents.

Though Croft contended that he had paid the debt but witheld his 1040 Form in protest against military spending, he resolved to pay to pay off the debt by presenting the I.R.S. with the equivalent value in redeemable cans.

But since Shas has 17 seats to Meretz's ten in the 120-seat Knesset, Mr Barak has resolved to pay out what Shas demands, and if Mr Sarid and his party walk, so be it.

The urge was ALREADY there, I just resolve to pay attention.

Since we're already flushing money down the toilet on gambling, Cynthia and I resolve to not pay for any other drinks the rest of our stay.

The borrowers on air are still responsible for their debt, but instead of resolving to work for decades pay it off, they take a crack at answering deliberately dumbed-down trivia questions.

Jim Pellow, executive vice president of the university, said a renovation of Alumni Hall was being studied, but the university has yet to resolve how to pay for the project.