Sentence examples for rush to pay from inspiring English sources

When we will receive the checks, and for what amounts, is anyone's guess; insurance companies are in no rush to pay up.

Typically, we rush to pay for the new "Mozart for Babies" CD, leaving my search for the latest Eric Clapton reissue for another visit.

3. A rush to pay back government funds — a possible consequence of the legislation — would remove capital from the banking system when it needs it most.

And even then, there is no guarantee that television subscribers will rush to pay for expensive broadband connections.Assuming that Mr Messier can find his way round all these difficulties, there are still two more hurdles to overcome.

While statistical evidence is piecemeal, the rush to pay off credit cards and other consumer debt by taking out bigger mortgages appears to be playing a growing role in this trouble.

They should use a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage and shouldn't rush to pay it off.

Still, it doesn't seem as if anyone is rushing to pay up.

Celebrities and politicians rushed to pay tribute, in a frenzy not seen for…ooh, weeks when Thatcher died.

Rodeo's profile is not yet one that sends networks rushing to pay big fees to carry the tour.

Globovisión managers rushed to pay the original fine (imposed for its coverage of a prison siege last year) in order to avoid the seizure.

We may not be rushing to pay for ebooks, but it's clear that we're interested in the concept - if they're free.