Sentence examples for something that pays from inspiring English sources
My publishers are great, in that they believe I'll write something that pays off.
Every time travelers use one of these machines, it helps to take away a job from a real person, who may step down into something that pays less and is a dead end.
But no — instead they were just making it easier for the party's congressmen to vote for a bloated, awful big government program that benefits mostly-Republican states and interest groups, knowing that they weren't also voting for something that pays out to the (mostly-Democratic) poor as well.
Or, I know: How about turning yourself into something that pays for all the food and drink he consumes whenever he comes over?" 11. "A number of us consider ourselves of divine origin, which is no surprise, since many of us don't have siblings".
"If you're going to invest in equities right now, it definitely makes sense to invest in something that pays a cash incentive," he said, "but also be aware that the highest cash incentive comes with risk and if it sounds too good to be true, it often is too good to be true".
Or, I know: How about turning yourself into something that pays for all the food and drink he consumes whenever he comes over?" "A number of us consider ourselves of divine origin, which is no surprise, since many of us don't have siblings".
I should have taken a full-time job there when it was available, but felt sure I could find something that paid higher.
Graf has been a key factor in encouraging Kerber to believe in herself, something that paid off in Melbourne when she upset Serena in the final.
Lead researcher Benjamin Jones said the bulk of those wanting change either backed a "neutral design" with similarities to the current flag or something that paid tribute to the nation's Indigenous heritage.
"That grant got me off grub street," she said, "Even though 'An American Killing' made a bunch of money, with 15percenttoto my agent and 40percenttothethe government -- added to the fact that I was writing the book for four years -- whenever something that paid came along, I grabbed it.
"I just felt I wanted to do something that paid a bit more homage to my roots and to the DJs that are still playing and collecting records".
