Sentence examples for start to repay from inspiring English sources

Osborne says the new students going to university will start to repay their loans.

That also leaves them some way from being able to start to repay debts totalling, on average, £15,759.

During the last school holiday, he went to work in a factory paying 60p a day so he could start to repay the debts of the dead.

It is the "hidden gift," as George Soros puts it, that has inflated banks' 2009 profits and made them strong enough to start to repay taxpayers.

Iceland will start to repay the full amount owed to the Netherlands and Britain beginning in July 2016 and after payouts received from liquidated assets of the collapsed bank, Landsbanki, the parent company of Icesave.

Annual tuition fees up to £9,000 for state-funded institutions get paid direct to universities in the form of a loan, which students start to repay monthly after graduation once they earn over £21,000.

And it's then that a decent actor starts to repay the money invested in him.

Nevertheless, it is in its second half that the book starts to repay our attention.

The corporate sector is running a big financial surplus, because firms have slashed investment and started to repay debts.

According to the Department of Education, about a quarter of students at for-profit institutions defaulted on their student loans within three years of starting to repay them.

The bank has already started to repay government aid and said it expected to receive offers for 632 branches it has to sell by the middle of July.