pay

I pay them by the hour.

You have to: one, register; and two, pay the fee for the class.

So, pay attention to the people you meet: someone in class, at the gym, that guy who is always sitting in the corner at the coffee house, um… your cousin, who’s always getting into dangerous situations.

Then you have to pay extra.

But they wouldn’t pay you anything up front if that’s what you want.

And it's not just a permit, you’ll have to pay for an inspection and to have a fire marshal present at the shows.

Some bulbs, even while still in the ground, were sold for as much as you would pay for a house at the time.

Yeah, and I paid the same fees, tuition, room and board, that I pay here.

The thing is I've got to do something to pay for expenses.

Also, you'd have to pay your employees to execute the service a second time.

Let me show you our catalogue of various programs as well as scholarships offered here. [01.00.24]That's your best bet1 really, if you can find a good scholarship, because you don't have to pay the money back.

People were all in each other's way, standing in the wrong lines to pay, to place orders.

Well, if it’s on the buyback list, we’ll pay fifty percent of what the new price was.

But if anyone can watch a dance on a computer screen, why would they pay to go see a live performance?

And when you start having financial obligations, rents, taxes, you have to keep track of how often you pay.

Well, the money is no different since we pay students the same amount for any of the jobs here in food service, so it’s up to you.

Well, we always need more reporters, but you know we don’t pay anything, right?

But in 1998, a book of prayers from the Middle Ages sold in an art auction for a lot of money, more money than anyone would pay for a damaged book from the 12th century, beautiful or not. Why?

You have to: one, register; and two, pay the fee for the class.

I’d do it even if they didn’t pay me.

So, do I pay you?

They might not support the arts unless…well, unless the government made it attractive for them to do so, by offering corporations tax incentives to support the arts, that is, by letting corporations pay less in taxes if they were patrons of the arts.

The exchanger would then send a bill of exchange to a colleague in Marseille, authorizing the colleague to pay the Marseille merchant in the merchant's own currency after the actual exchange of goods had taken place.

An Amsterdam merchant purchasing soap from a merchant in Marseille could go to an exchanger and pay the exchanger the equivalent sum in guilders, the Dutch currency.

Bills of exchange, which had their origins in medieval Italy, were promissory notes (written promises to pay a specified amount of money by a certain date) that could be sold to third parties.

Her job is hard work, but the pay is good.

Each soldier received his pay, but in regions without a developed economy there was initially little on which it could be spent.