Sentence examples for spring paid from inspiring English sources

This spring, paid sick leave came up for vigorous debate in cities around the country.

Showing its muscle, the Genting Corporation, a Malaysian company, this spring paid $236 million in cash for The Miami Herald headquarters, which hugs Biscayne Bay, and bought up neighboring properties to amass 30 acres for one of the casino projects.

The fact that the record price for a Hirst at auction, £9.65m for a medicine cupboard called "Lullaby Spring", was paid last year by Sheikha al-Mayassa al-Thani, the 25-year-old daughter of the ruler of Qatar, showed Sotheby's this was the right route to take.

Result: This spring Yucaipa paid $100 million to buy a controlling stake in Allied Holdings, a trucking outfit in bankruptcy proceedings.

"A lot of the work I did this spring is paying off.

Elizabeth Streb's fearless high-flyers are at it again in "Wild Blue Yonder," a new spring program paying tribute to early heroes of aviation, presented informally with popcorn.

Though spring still pays Detroit a visit — forsythia blooms amid the boarded-up buildings — it's winter that seems to suit its current condition, with naked branches and corroded snow compounding the desolation.

Moas said relocating 1,000 jobs could save American Apparel up to $20 million a year, a significant sum for a retailer that resorted to issuing stock this spring to pay off a $13.5-million interest bill.

Let's hope it helps waiting until spring to get paid to become a distant memory.

Spotify users who discovered the music service through Facebook were twice as likely to spring for the paid version, he said.

Try the game out with the free version, and if you're dead set on becoming a kingpin (without any of the hard work) then spring for a paid app.