Sentence examples for would pay with from inspiring English sources
He said Denmark would pay with blood".
"They told us not to speak to each other or we would pay with our lives," he said.
That would cost $687 a month, or $479 after the subsidy, $146 more than what the Mangiones would pay with their current plan.
On April 23rd Abertis Infraestructuras, Spain's leading toll-road operator, said it would pay with shares worth some €14.3 billion ($17.7 billion) to buy an Italian counterpart.
It is trade union members that would pay with their jobs for a Tory government that would cut immediately and strangle the economic recovery at birth.
BZ made that decision after Alcan agreed to reduce the amount it would pay with its own shares and added cash to the offer.
The earlier you booked, the less you'd pay, with the added benefit of sales every quarter where a number of rooms would be released at £29 and even £1 a night.
Why do 25 million customers stay true to companies charging them seven times what they'd pay with a competitive rate?
In order to compare the insurance prices you'd pay with different providers, Leaky was scraping the data directly from the insurance companies' websites.
This fee averages out to around $400 to $500 per month, which isn't that far off from what you'd pay with a more traditional lease and insurance anyway.
Leaky, a Y Combinator-incubated startup that helps customers compare the price they'd pay with car insurance companies, is expanding to full nationwide coverage today.
