Sentence examples for to refunding from inspiring English sources
verb
To return (money) to (someone); to reimburse.
- A governor, that had pillaged the people, was sentenced to refund what he had wrongfully taken. L'Estrange.
The first receipts, however, will go to refunding Microsoft's earlier $1.5 million advance.
The Rocard Commission envisaged other possibilities, pointing out that the benefits of the tax would be increased if a reduction in social security contributions was preferred to refunding by cheque.
While we understand that nothing we do can make up for your experience this past weekend, we are offering the following resolution: In addition to refunding your credit card in full, which we processed Sunday, we will also reimburse the accommodation expenses you incurred in rebooking yourself to a new hotel.
We are redepositing the miles used to purchase the ticket back into Mr. Klebahn's account in addition to refunding the unaccompanied minor charge.
Judge Robinson refused to refund the fines.
Now she refuses to refund our retainer.
The company agreed to refund the £1,133.
They want me to refund this money.
MBNA was quick to refund the £300 but Santander refused to refund the £675.
The doctor left without offering to refund her money.
You have to refund everyone's money, get them home.
