Sentence examples for wait to pay from inspiring English sources
Why wait to pay bills at home when you can do pay them while walking home?
That takes longer, but customers are willing to wait to pay less, Mr. Hoffman said.
And it has also given rise to a series of animated panels about its environmental achievements, on display in the ticket area, where adults wait to pay at least $22 each on lines that snake around stanchions.
One solution, said Mr. Johnson, is to pay part of the annual bonus before Dec. 31, and then wait to pay the rest of it until after the new year, when the company has had a chance to go over the complete books more thoroughly.
Other airlines, including Aer Lingus, easyJet, Air Berlin and the British discounter Flybe, take a similar approach, charging more for your checked bag if you wait to pay the fee at the airport, and less if you select this option when you book your ticket or pay online.
They are "very, very" polite and inclined to make "little origami things" for shop staff while they wait to pay.
So do pedestrians, waiting to pay to cross makeshift plank-and-rope bridges.
There was no dignified repatriation ceremony, no crowds waiting to pay their respects through Wootton Bassett.
The fees would have been higher if we'd waited to pay at the airport.
But like many people, I would miss scanning its headlines while waiting to pay.
As of last month, the family was patiently putting away money and waiting to pay off the rest.
