Sentence examples for tempted to pay from inspiring English sources

Many people are tempted to pay down their credit cards.

If users get what they want, they might just be tempted to pay.

Sometimes I can find my wallet without my glasses, but then I'm tempted to pay someone to find my glasses.

As a driver with four or five years of claim-free driving behind you, you may be tempted to pay an extra fee to keep your history clean.

They may be tempted to pay the bill with a credit card, but that can end up being costlier in the long run.

Under this system, flyers will be tempted to pay as much as possible (after all, the company is footing the bill) in order to earn as many miles as they can.

Fortunately, Elvio is one of those rare winemakers that has a stock of old vintages, and it is tempting to pay a few euros more to buy a barbaresco that does not need to be laid down for a few years.

The Kremlin may then be tempted to try to pay off foreign debt by printing roubles to buy foreign currency.

There has been much debate about internships in the arts recently: there is a fear that funding cuts are in danger of creating a culture in which arts organisations are tempted to replace paid jobs with unpaid placements – necessarily drawing candidates only from the limited talent pool of those who can afford to work without salary.

These directors on remuneration committees were always tempted to over-pay.

But don't be tempted to use Pay Pal, because they do not support adult transactions and will take actions against your account.