Sentence examples for took a payment from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hill, who is now 27, saw an opportunity: she took a payment of about $25,000 -- enough to keep her afloat for several months -- and turned all her attention to her small business.

Like most parents whose children died, Ms. Liu took a payment of about $8,800 from the local government and a guarantee of a pension in exchange for silence.

Alas, in a shocking turn of events that could only have been anticipated by a few million casual observers of the situation, it turns out that the man who was Sepp Blatter's protege and his special adviser for four years took a payment of £1.35m from Blatter shortly before Sepp was elected unopposed to his fourth presidential term.

Jowell split from her solicitor husband in March 2006 after the emergence of the allegations that he took a payment of £350,000 for helping Berlusconi wriggle out of what Mills described as "a great deal of trouble" during one of the Italian prime minister's interminable legal battles, money which Mills then allegedly used to pay off a loan guaranteed by a home that he owned with Jowell.

Ask if you can make reduced payments for a time, or even take a payment holiday.

Ecclestone has been under investigation since Gribkowsky was convicted of taking a payment from him in 2006 worth $44 million.

Research by Abbey suggests that homeowners see reducing their mortgage as a priority, with only a very small number planning to take a payment holiday or underpay.

Nassau County detectives then set up a sting operation and arrested Ms. Payne after she was seen taking a payment from the man.

But the research found that only about one in 20 people with a flexible loan had ever taken a payment holiday from their mortgage.

These firms cannot now request an individual's bank details or take a payment from their account without their explicit consent first.

Arsenal's majority shareholder, Stan Kroenke, has taken a payment of £3m out of the club according to the latest company accounts.