Sentence examples for trying to pay back from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying to pay back," she said.

"He's trying to pay back a political favor to Oscar James," he said, referring to the father.

A.I.G. is trying to pay back more than $180 billion it received from the U.S. government to stave off implosion at the height of the global financial crisis.

In other words, the country might have been stuck in a protracted slump if it had kept trying to pay back all the debt it owed.

Now he trains boxers, trying to get a kid off the street, trying to pay back, in a way, the people he hurt when he was on drugs.

Verizon, which is trying to pay back about $6 billion in debt, bought the stake from the New Zealand government in 1990 and said in October last year that it wanted to sell the shares to raise cash.

Chris Tyler James Williamss) tries to pay back some kindness when a stranger helps him during a blackout.

As they tried to pay back emergency aid from the federal government, many banks raised additional capital through share offerings, leaving them with a larger number of shareholders.

Gosh, when I represented poverty-level families in Appalachia, they tried to pay back as many of their creditors as possible.

The first half of the show looked towards the near future and what the Republic's options are to restore its national finances and try to pay back the multi-billion bailout loan to the global financial institutions.

The game emerged during a gruelling American tour in 1992, when the band were forced to play their Anglocentric songs in tiny venues to bewildered crowds while they tried to pay back debts racked up by their previous manager.