Sentence examples for waiting to be paid from inspiring English sources

All of them were thuwar, and they were waiting to be paid.

The Zimbabwean players are still waiting to be paid their match fees from the World Cup.

"There's a lot of waiting to hear, and waiting to be paid," Burton says, philosophically.

On the desk next to me are this month's bills, waiting to be paid once I've finished writing.

"It was like a big nest of new birds with their mouths open, waiting to be paid.

About 500,000 Russians are waiting to be paid late wages, which, with inflation running at 13%, are fast diminishing in value.

But many small businesses also serve as subcontractors to other prime contractors, and Mr. Jordan acknowledged that subcontractors often have to wait to be paid for their work.

That way, if there is a default by the borrower, the lender can sell the collateral and not have to wait to be paid.

Q. Explain that. A. Manufacturers right now are primarily represented in big-box retailers, so they create their products, consign them to the big-box retailer and then wait to be paid — often four to six months.

Unfortunately for them, they will have to wait to be paid until he is impeached.

Members of Congress need to raise so much cash just to stay in office (most get re-elected) that they no longer simply wait to be paid off--they actively solicit.