Sentence examples for win to pay from inspiring English sources

During last Sunday's debate he said a man shouldn't run for office if he needed to win to pay the mortgage.

Recently, the couple sold a magic staff worth 500,000 won to pay for a vacation.

Tyson, who filed for bankruptcy and owes about $43 million, needed to continue fighting and winning to pay back his many creditors.

Only £4m of this is an addition to the original low offer and aimed at pension accruals; much of the money on offer – including funds won to pay for financial advice for all staff – may not be taken up".

With athletics, you have to win to get paid more.

He said don't get involved in politics if you have to win elections to pay your mortgage.

Sub-post office boss Carol Oswald, 53, from Perth, spent the money on internet betting and claimed she was trying to win money to pay the business back.

He continues to gamble, using what he wins to try to pay off the debt.

The contract called for the winning bidder to pay a fee of at least 17percentt — more than $3.75 million annually, based on 2006 revenue — to the park service.

Because of the increase in the tax rate on capital gains — from 15 percent to possibly as high as 23.8 percent, including the health care law surcharge — some investors have sold winning stocks to pay taxes on their gains this year.

Buyers interested in the whole collection, rather than single lots, can make presale offers, Mr. Julia said; he will allow the winning bidder to pay off the bill over time rather than upfront.