Sentence examples for would start paying from inspiring English sources

The nation would start paying down its deficits.

Mr. Motey of CE Unterberg said he believed the deal would start paying for itself soon.

Hu Bin said that soon Chery would start paying workers by the car instead of by the hour.

This month, Amazon.com said it would start paying commissions to individuals who refer buyers to the site via Twitter messages.

If I was the US president I would start paying off some of my own country's debts.

It did say that Itera, which handles most of Gazprom's lucrative gas export sales, owed it around $500m and would start paying it back in 2001.

Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y). and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn). do not currently pay their interns, though Gillibrand's office said it'll begin offering needs-based stipends in January and Klobuchar said she'd start paying all interns Jan . 1

In recent years, I'd started paying attention to the incidental descriptions of clothing in old accounts of Alpine expeditions: Victorians lumbering around on glaciers in crinoline and tweed; Wordsworth with his "little knapsack of necessaries".

If you won the lottery tomorrow, would you start paying retail or would you keep thrifting for the love of it?

Would you start paying attention to EBITDAM multiples?

He announced that Rangers would now start paying the living wage, a feelgood moment for all supporters.