Sentence examples for to repay for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to repay for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of returning a favor, debt, or compensation for something received. Example: "I want to repay for the kindness you showed me during my difficult times."
A few are at least suspected of being still quite rich enough to repay for themselves.
The Financial Services Authority is currently consulting on proposals that would require lenders to assess the impact of future rate rises on borrowers' ability to repay, for instance.
* Harman said it was wrong for the Commons standards committee to reduce the amount of money Maria Miller had to repay for over-claiming on her expenses.
For instance, the IMF is considering extending the time to repay for debt to try and avoid debt write-downs.
Many people in the top tax bracket still have to repay, for example, the tuition loans that boosted their consumption in earlier periods.
Percy lost control of his men, and British soldiers began to commit atrocities to repay for the supposed scalping at the North Bridge and for their own casualties at the hands of a distant, often unseen enemy.
He plans to repay Habitat for Humanity for choosing his "hope form" from the deluge that it received.
Now it's time for Mike to repay Donald for his support, and join his crumbling administration.
Waiting for the state to repay him for lost time.
The Ashton manager, AH Jackson, lambasted the Ashton public for their failure "to repay us for our enterprise in signing such a famous player".
To repay France for supporting it in its bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat d.
