Repays

Together, the children manage to free Payakan before he can be harmed, and he repays the favor ten-fold, by protecting the children from the submarines and the divers who follow them into the water.

When the customers pay, the business repays the lender along with any agreed-upon fees.

And the horse repays the favour by leaning over its rider's shoulder and nibbling on the top of her back.

Element: The Atomic Weight & Radius of Love is not an easy read but, like her earlier written around a central idea and most good poetry, it repays the effort demanded.

In our own chaotic political moment, the literature of 1968 repays attention, for many of the forces then in evidence — surging white populism, racist politics and an ambient sense of doom — are in play anew.

In this real method, businesses make an effort to avoid circumstances where a customer gets caught with debt and repays one loan to some other.

Smaller allies will escort the assault 'Mech to the enemy, protecting the assault 'Mech from flanking attacks while the assault 'Mech repays the favor by laying down incredible firepower on the enemy.

Adult education repays itself many times over by providing direct opportunity to adults.

Aristotle main A marble bust of Aristotle Aristotle (384-322 BC) was a student of Plato who famously set forth an extended treatise on rhetoric that still repays careful study today.

In the end, Saladin gets his loan and repays it and Melchizedek gets Saladin's respect and gifts of praise for his intelligence.

The Better World Campaign advocates at Congress in order to ensure that the US fulfills its financial obligations to the United Nations, and that it repays its debt.