Sentence examples for then to pay from inspiring English sources

So what does it really mean, then, to pay with data?

Then, to pay off his student loan, he worked as a snowboard cinematographer and graphic designer.

What a good time, then, to pay homage to a forgettable pocket of football history: the wasteland of departed bowls.

Still, in order of priority, firms should use profits to replenish inadequate capital, reward owners and only then to pay performance-related benefits to staff.

The capstone experiment asks readers to abstain from using selected devices for a substantial span of time, and then to pay close attention to how things go.

Universities in the Big East have until then to pay a $1 million exit fee; after that, the fee is $2 million.

First they go to American cinemas for around three months; then to foreign cinemas; then to pay-per-view; then to home video; then to the broadcast networks; then to cable.

Strange, then, not to pay close attention.

Insurers would then have to pay more out.

He then refused to pay the 2005 wages until next year.

Pettyfer was angered and then refused to pay anything.