Sentence examples for tracks to pay from inspiring English sources

A siren blared, and Israelis stopped in their tracks to pay their respects to the fallen Prime Minister.

In lush color and alternating waves of tumultuous sound and windblown quiet, this film piece restages scenes from the summer day when thousands of people gathered along the railroad tracks to pay last respects as the train carrying Robert F. Kennedy's body made its way from New York to Washington for burial.

Her body was placed on a train that followed Abraham Lincoln's same journey back to Illinois, where huge crowds lined the tracks to pay their last respects to "the Mother".

Goldman is on track to pay out $17.5 billion in compensation for last year.

The bank is on track to pay giant year-end bonuses.

That would put him on track to pay back his reported $10 million advance fairly quickly.

Also, 37 percent of homeowners say they're not on track to pay off their mortgage before they retire.

This year, it said it was on track to pay $24 million to about 100 people, excluding the amount awarded to Mr. Birkenfeld.

JPMorgan Chase's investment bank is on track to pay its workers, on average, about $425,000, while the average Morgan Stanley employee could collect about $260,000.

Every six months, Brian, who is originally from Pittsburgh, receives a raise at work, which helps him pay down debts and stay on track to pay bills.

In the last nine months, the bank set aside about $16.7 billion for compensation — on track to pay each of its 31,700 employees close to $700,000 this year.