Sentence examples for take paying from inspiring English sources

Unlike Fitzgerald, if this center had to take paying families, it is unclear where those families would come from.

Memo to the poor trust-fund babies profiled in your Feb. 20 "Shocking Visits to the Real World": Don't take paying jobs from people who need them.

Some nonprofit organizations offer tours where the traveler pays a fee and enjoys the ride; others take paying volunteers who contribute their time and effort.

In 1936, Harry Chandler placed a small advertisement in The Daily Telegraph and The Times: "Young man going to Bavaria willing to take paying guests: 10 guineas, two weeks".

During the colonial period men often left to take paying jobs in neighbouring countries, and women remained behind to grow cash crops as well as crops for domestic consumption.

While he agrees that "a lot of animals get mistreated," he thinks that it's rarely at the hands of commercial outfitters — the experienced packers who take paying clients on guided wilderness trips.

They take pay reviews very seriously.

Surviving hostages were asked to take paid leave.

"There was absolutely no way the workers would take pay cuts of this magnitude lying down.

And women take paid jobs, boosting the size of the workforce.

Nor have they been asked to take pay cuts despite the league's supposed financial troubles.