Sentence examples for say to pay from inspiring English sources

If governments want to cut emissions it would be better, say, to pay people to insulate their homes.

That is enough, they say, to pay a part-time librarian and other basic costs for years to come.

It is a small price, the Britons say, to pay for the privilege of playing in the first Westchester Cup on United States soil in 70 years.

According to its Web site, his campaign raised about 160,000 euros, or about $207,500 ,in donations from citizens — nowhere near enough, his critics say, to pay for his flashy campaign.

Sure, I know that Amazon flogs Amazon Prime on every Web street corner, and if you shop even once at the nation's largest online retailer you practically have to fight not to join up, which is to say, to pay the 79 bucks that make you a member.

There is a need, they say, to pay attention to the risks malaria poses to adults and they support the recent strategy to hand out insecticide-impregnated bed nets to protect all members of the household against mosquitoes carrying malaria parasites, instead of insisting they are only for babies and pregnant women, as was originally the case.

Citizens have three duties, he said: to pay their taxes, serve on juries and vote.

"The subway is the steady thing," he said, to pay his bills.

Determined collectors in Europe and the United States are said to pay up to a hundred thousand dollars for an adult plowshare.

So there is no need, Mr. Block said, to pay $15 for a smartphone app to do something similar.

It is thus essential, she said, to pay close attention to criminal proceedings and fairness.