Sentence examples for think to pay from inspiring English sources
Far wiser, I think, to pay close attention.
Few, if any, other surfers think to pay Mark for his medical help, but Wise has tried over the years to keep accounts straight by selling Mark surf gear — wax, wetsuits, boards — at cost.
Some people never think to pay themselves first (in the form of savings) and instead focus on having a new car every few years, top-of-the-line electronics, season tickets to professional sports and so on.
Chinese migrants are thought to pay at least $25,000 to be smuggled to Europe.
Many companies from the north of Italy are thought to pay Mafia clans to dispose of dangerous industrial waste.
The company is not thought to pay tax anywhere in the world.
"It is increasingly clear that readers are more willing than we once thought to pay for content they value and enjoy," the Politico memo said.
It is registered to the address of a law firm in Dublin, but is thought to pay no tax in Ireland as it is tax-resident in Bermuda.
Acer, Viewsonic, Samsung, LG, Sharp and Nikon have also signed similar deals, which are thought to pay the US company between $5 and $15 per device.
But Mr Pérez never thought to pay off Venezuela's external debt, which rose from $0.7 billion in 1974 to $6.1 billion in 1978, or to stem the flight of $35 billion in capital out of the country.
The Lords register of interests shows he became non-executive director of a computer software firm, AMT-SYBEX in February, which is thought to pay him about £100,000 a year.
