Paying in a sentence

In September 2023, those paying monthly for an annual policy faced paying around a whopping £309 more on average over the year than those paying in one go, according to the research.

So she began paying… And paying… And paying.

A fine for backing into a parking space is nearly as outrageous as paying hundreds of dollars to park your car on the campus that students are a paying tens of thousands of dollars to attend.

A roadside fruit seller said all her regular customers have been paying her with transfers and the few who are paying cash have paid with the new notes.

He gave the defendant a lecture on the importance of paying his taxes, saying the country ‘relied’ on people paying their share.

He had also made off from a petrol station in Newbury, Berkshire, without paying for fuel and with intent to avoid paying for it on the same date, magistrates were told.

Initially, Social Bite cafes were open at all times to paying customers and homeless people but Littlejohn had to adapt the model when it became clear that the paying customers were unhappy sharing the space.

It's a well-accepted notion that over a long period of time, dividend-paying companies provide a higher total return compared to non-dividend-paying companies.

Our wages were bumped up too so no real complaints i mean cmon, theyre paying me pretty well to share my passion for skiing with others, paying me to go out and do something i love.

People would think they were paying less, or would be more convinced they were spending it on something good, and I think a lot more people would be attracted to that than just paying a lump sum upfront for something they don’t even know they like.

Students wouldn’t have to start paying these training loans back until they had a county job paying at least $50,000 per year.

The average private sector tenant in England is paying £350 more a year on heating because of poorly insulated and damp homes, while those in the least efficient properties are paying an extra £950, it calculated.

Those paying the taxes, paying the bills for the schools and the salaries of the administrators, the faculty, and the libraries/librarians, too.

When Minister Musa was in opposition he used to ridicule the government for paying off the criminals as he put it that we were paying the gang men to behave and that when the PUP get in there they were going to do this and that.

And you go on YouTube every single night and the first thing that pops up is some video of some drone blowing some poor kids to smithereens, and you're paying for it, and we're paying for it.

As a product of a fee paying school myself, I would expect to support fee paying schools.

Business owners may be explicitly paying both sides of CPP contributions, but employees are implicitly paying both sides through lower wages.

Further, instead of paying for cable, we'll be paying even more for streaming bundles.

In the US, well over half of those paying for online news pay less than the median cost of a main news subscription ($16 per month), with many news consumers paying just a few dollars.

It’s true that some landlords can’t meet their financial obligations because, speculating on a windfall, they overpaid for buildings: They planned to replace lower-paying tenants with higher-paying occupants in newly deregulated apartments.