Sentence examples for war paying from inspiring English sources

The Applegates ended up winning the price war, paying $641,000.

"You don't want to start a bidding war, paying more than the apartment was advertised for".

Blackstone won the 2006 bidding war, paying almost $39 billion for the portfolio of 573 properties owned by the Chicago real estate mogul Sam Zell.

That outsider population was nonetheless a critical part of the economy: swelling the ranks of the military in times of war, paying taxes without reasonable input on how funds were allocated, alienated by Jim Crow from the political process.

Almost on the eve of the first New Year's Day to fall within the Century of the Common Man, we read an announcement that "Washington might encourage a plan whereby the common man would be encouraged to buy refrigerators & other consumers good for delivery after the war, paying for them on the installment plan.

By Russell Maloney and Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 2 , 1943P. 11 Almost on the eve of the first New Year's Day to fall within the Century of the Common Man, we read an announcement that "Washington might encourage a plan whereby the common man would be encouraged to buy refrigerators & other consumers good for delivery after the war, paying for them on the installment plan.

"Back then, war paid off".

In the topsy-turvy world of Syria, war pays better than peace.

But the local residents also understand that cleaning up after the cold war pays even better than winning it.

Kennedy, who always worried that miscalculation could lead to war, paid close attention to the language of diplomacy.

This short and relatively inexpensive war, paid for largely by U.S. allies, was popular while it lasted but stimulated a recession that ruined Bush's approval rating.