Sentence examples for vow to pay from inspiring English sources
To honor the Olympic pledge, they vow to pay what it takes to restore Crystal Palace as a home for track and field.
Democrats vow to pay for their grand spending plans by raising taxes on the rich, even though each one percent increase in the top tax rate only produces $6 billion in revenue.
"The Negro" was more a public relations problem then anything else, a continuing and blatant riposte to the inaugural vow "to pay any price, meet any hardship … to assure … the survival of liberty".
Mary T. Bassett, the city health commissioner, indicated that the latest anti-rat effort is in keeping with Mayor Bill de Blasio's vow to pay more heed to the problems of poor and working-class New Yorkers.
Aranda, in return, vowed to pay for the work "with prayers".
On the debt crisis, he vowed to "pay down" the budget deficit as soon as possible.
Its president, Jean-Claude Trichet, also vowed to pay "great attention" to volatile developments in global financial markets.
I vowed to pay my parking tickets posthaste, lest my car land in the same pound as one of my least happy callers.
See articleThe family of a former South Korean president, Chun Doo-hwan, vowed to pay back $150m-worth of corruptly obtained assets.
Three people affected me so deeply with their compassion and willingness to help me succeed that I vowed to pay forward the same kindness to others.
And he vowed to pay off the debt by 2013, two years ahead of his previous predictions, and resist reckless spending that chips away at Social Security.
