Sentence examples for some sort of pay from inspiring English sources

(The Guardian newspaper of London has reported that News Corporation will use The Sunday Times, a high-quality bit of newspapering, as a beta test, creating a stand-alone site that will have some sort of pay model).

After all, some 85% of households in America now subscribe to some sort of pay television, and almost 70% have broadband and thus face constant exposure to cursing and smut.Judging by their questions to the broadcasters' lawyers, however, not all the justices are convinced.

Dr Bousted said: "What we are aiming for, what we hope will be approved, is some sort of pay banding system, rather than an all-out free for all in each school.

"I wanted to do some sort of pay-it-forward kind of thing", Vorobyov said Sunday.

Or it could be given indirectly in some sort of pay-for-performance arrangement.The other big difference between America and countries such as Denmark is public perception of the robustness of privacy laws.

Across the OECD more than 40% of public goods are provided by the private sector (thanks to privatisation and contracting out) and 75% of public officials are on some sort of pay-for-performance scheme.

We can expect that the "steamy" home movie — "15 minutes of 16mm film footage in which the original blond bombshell performs oral sex on an unidentified man" — will soon be viewable on the Internets, perhaps on some sort of pay-per-view basis.

"Just 11percentt of Americans employed by private industry have access to some sort of paid family leave.

It's an astonishing fact, but the United States is the only country with an advanced economy that does not provide some sort of paid leave for new mothers.

So I think it's reasonable to expect that some sort of paid business model is going to work in the air".

4. Volunteering: Donate a few minutes of your day to staring at the less fortunate maybe you can dream up some sort of paid app that can disrupt their suffering!