Sentence examples for will feel paying from inspiring English sources

Maybe only a little sillier than you will feel paying $8 for the Screenster.

3 1.2 3 = Being far from the place, I feel paying anything is irrelevant to me. 13 5.2 4 = I do not believe paying will solve the problem.

Just reiterating what they're saying will make them feel paid attention to and, well, good.

Local officials worry that few Mexican drivers will feel compelled to pay the tolls.

So most will feel compelled to pay these government or court-imposed price hikes.

Have some respect for your host and the other partygoers not to bring a whining, pooping, over-tired side-show with you that people will feel compelled to pay attention to and compliment in some way.

Others will feel it's worth paying for the peace of mind.

"Students going on to campuses this year will feel like they're paying more and will have increased expectations to match, but there is no evidence that shifting the financial burden to students gives them more power," Liam Burns, president of the National Union of Students, said.

This time consumers will feel the pinch, perhaps paying a surcharge for taxi rides and airline tickets.

But where the government is in trouble with the unions is that these job cuts sit alongside a two-year pay freeze and now a 3% rise in pensions contributions from April 2012, which will feel like a pay cut especially when the pension they get at the end of it is also likely to be less, and to come later.

And fewer firms will feel the need to pay the top salary.