Sentence examples for will be footing from inspiring English sources

Taxpayers will be footing the bill for a generation.

And it is unfair for taxpayers who will be footing a higher housing benefit bill.

The generation whose taxes will be footing the bill in 2037 doesn't get the same type of commitment.

But America and its allies, who will be footing the bill, have quietly decided that even that number, which will cost $6 billion, is too big.

And speaking of privilege, it's interesting to note that the Government will be footing the bills for journalist Toby Young and financier Arpad Busson's "free" schools.

If this star-studded shindig follows the traditional Obama script for private parties, the first couple will be footing the bill themselves as they did for the Prince concert in 2015.

The bill for the airport – between £100m and £300m – will be footed by Britain.

The $531 million U.S. contribution will be footed by the National Science Foundation and DOE.

For now, the collections will stay with INBio, but the maintenance bill will be footed by the government.

Most of the £1bn train buying cost will be footed by TfL, with the DfT contributing £100m.

The county will need to borrow money to pay the settlement, which of course will be footed by taxpayers.