Sentence examples for usually pays for from inspiring English sources

-Who usually pays for the event?

The firm usually pays for the grapes, bottles, corks and shipping, rents winery space and even helps design the labels.

He travels frequently — he has worked on projects in Haiti, Chernobyl and Detroit — and usually pays for his expeditions by subletting his Williamsburg walkup and living cheaply.

One usually pays for distinction, and there is nothing distinct about a neighborhood where new businesses are national chains or safe, high-margin operations.

The machines cost from $700 to $2,000, but insurance usually pays for them because that's cheap compared with an apneic stroke.

The major program helping poor children in elementary school is Chapter 1, which costs about $7 billion a year and usually pays for tutoring.

Business customers usually pay for electricity on the basis of their highest level of use.

Corporations usually paid for their existence, but otherwise seemed to have no effect on their lives.

For instance, fluorescent lights are energy efficient and usually pay for themselves within 2 years of installation.

You can get co-operation, you can get things you would usually pay for for free and all that".

He was about 50 and appeared to be South Asian, and he usually paid for the group.