Sentence examples for show to pay from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year another jury ordered the producers of the show to pay $25 million to the family of Mr. Amedure.

But then, that is largely the purpose of this show: to pay homage to an explosion of radical innovation in that decade.

They used tribal money, records and interviews show, to pay for events that appeared to be designed more to help House Republicans' campaigns and Abramoff's overall lobbying effort than the Indians' legislative causes.

Common, a fellow Chicago native who is an executive producer and one of the stars of "The Chi," said Ms. Waithe stressed during filming how important it was for the show to pay homage to her city.

Through the vehicle of his unlikely presidential run, Manhattan's most insecure billionaire has finally found a way to force the silent majority – those who would rather eat glass than watch his TV show – to pay attention.

He paused early in his show to pay respects to that great hall, but was soon interrupted by an admirer bearing a gift bag and a Mylar balloon that read, "Hugs and Kisses".

Nonhuman beings have been shown to pay for sex, too.

He refused to give interviews, but invited journalists backstage after shows to pay their respects.

Professor Wingfield of Brandeis said that airplane pilots had been shown to pay greater heed to warnings issued by computerized voices than natural human recordings.

He's now working on a memoir, doing stand-up shows to pay his alimony bills, and preparing for a much-anticipated Python reunion.

For instance, butterfly Batesian mimics were shown to pay important aerodynamic costs for flying slower and with more agility, as distasteful mimics do, improving color signaling to predators [ 54].