Sentence examples for to pay like from inspiring English sources

You didn't work for us.'" Now Godfrey, shrugging with resignation, had to pay like the rest of us.

But if you are captured by a Shia Lebanese, you have to pay like US$700 to be released.

I'm still figuring it out, but it almost seems they say "thank you" as soon as you make a move to pay, like taking out your credit card.

OK, Keane have got mortgages to pay like everybody else, and I certainly don't begrudge a band finding their way financially.

If you cross the line, Mousa knows you need to pay, like Dele Alli did [after he punched West Bromwich Albion's Claudio Yacob].

"Sometimes, I think because I don't speak very well English they're going to pay like that," said Ms. Argueta, 32, who left El Salvador seven years ago and shares a two-room apartment with her child and an unrelated family.

The current government, notorious for its populist tilt, has vowed never to pay the likes of Elliott.

Raise broad state taxes based on people's ability to pay -- like the income tax -- and use the money to pay for more of the services that towns and schools today pay from property taxes.

You're glad to pay somebody like him.

"No other industry has to pay fees like that," Perino said.

Some people offer to pay debts like car loans to improve their children's credit scores.