Sentence examples for which paying from inspiring English sources

A value system in which paying £75.3m for a 28-year-old barely raises an eyebrow.

A troupe of orphaned teens bands together to throw parties at which paying clients can enact their most debauched and decadent fantasies.

There are a range of options, of which paying £99.99 upfront and adding £15 a month to your monthly bill works out cheapest for the 32GB model.

Getting enough sleep is a natural fit for the sort of lifestyle in which paying $10 for green juice and $34 for a SoulCycle class is the norm.

This is partly a side effect of our information economy, in which "paying for things" is a quaint, discredited old 20th-century custom, like calling people after having sex with them.

It is an unvarnished portrait of the kill-or-be-killed stand-up comedy world's lower echelon, in which paying dues means driving from gig to gig for meager wages in places that are nearly empty or are home to crowds that subject the performer to brutal heckling.

Which pays for more coffee and RedPoints.

Some, no doubt, have taken jobs which pay more.

He liked the work, which paid well by Soviet standards.

Take JPMorgan Chase, which paid $5 billion in dividends in 2007.

Manufacturing typically draws workers away from agriculture, which pays less.