Sentence examples for route to pay from inspiring English sources

Pauline bought her first tennis racket when she was 9, trading some of her father's pipe collection for it at a thrift shop; her father made her take on a paper route to pay him back.

Thousands gathered along the route to pay their respects.

Baran, in his note, says a major error was spending on the initial crowdfunding money on continued development of the project based on the assumption that more money would be rolling in soon – leading to a situation where there's no route to pay back original backers, and no way to complete even a modest initial production run.

For its part, the iPhone maker is looking to position its new service Apple Pay as a PayPal-like competitor as well, offering users a route to pay for things not only at physical points of sale but also online and on their mobile devices.

With the 8 feet-wide plank road came several tollhouses along the entire route to pay charge for using the roadway.

But in some towns and cities, supporters say these earmarks provide the shortest and most direct route to paying for road, water and sewer projects.

Payments that are too early present another pitfall, as Holly Anderson, 29, a public relations executive in Washington, learned when she took the electronic route to paying off a credit-card balance.

Etsy CEO Chad Dickerson has hinted the company will take a non-traditional route to paying back its venture capitalists, possibly through recapitalisation and debt financing.

The fundamental philosophy underlying the Ontario Works program was that the shortest route to paid employment must be the overriding principle of all of the program's activities [ 8].

We're super anti-subsidising, just because we think that over the long-term it doesn't make sense to get some users paying for other users' transfers or for some routes to pay for other routes.

Since prosecutors could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Cintron had died before leaving the apartment en route to Pay-O-Matic, Judge Evelyn Laporte dismissed the forgery and larceny charges against Mr. O'Hare and Mr. Daloia.