用paid造句子，“paid”造句

He paid for it on the cross.

He paid only lip service to the dictator.

Roxanne just paid $4000 for a boob job.

In the movie, they paid homage to one method for successfully implanting ideas and dreams.

Together long, low-paid maternity leave and short, low-paid paternity leave convey the message that it is primarily women who are responsible for the care of young children.

Neither that scandal nor one involving women allegedly paid to spend the night with him has gone away.

But a subgroup of these bloggers are the true professionals who work at corporations, serve as highly paid blogging consultants or write for sites with substantial traffic.

The kicker: Most of Bündchen’s paychecks are paid in euros and Brazilian reals, resulting in an increase in earnings versus the dollar.

Since the beginning of the 1990s, considering the reality of the poverty-stricken areas, China has paid special attention to making aid accessible to individual villages and households, as an important measure.

Each is connected, via a fibre-optic link, to a data centre in which the images are recognised and checked against a database of those vehicles that have paid or are exempt.

Unless otherwise provided for by this contract, Party A will return full amount of the deposit without interest on the day when this contract expires or on the day when this contract is party B clears the premises and has paid all due rental and other expenses.

Joe Aguirre paid them, said little.

Everyone who paid will receive a kickback.

I paid a visit to my former English teacher.

I paid him b pound , and he gave me 20 pence change.

Pepsi paid Air France an undisclosed sum in 1996 to repaint a Concorde in its corporate colors.

For each AD click, the publisher made a percentage of what the advertiser paid for that click.

Two-thirds of its residents are formerly homeless people, whose rent is paid by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The case centers on money paid to Edwards' mistress, Rielle Hunter, with whom he fathered a child, and to a former aide, Andrew Young, who previously claimed paternity of the girl.

In a more dramatic case, heated national debate was sparked after the family of a rural woman killed in a traffic mishap in Chongqing, Southwest China in2005, was paid less than the families of the two urban residents killed in the same accident.

I've already paid my membership dues.

"I don't get paid for loan applications, I get paid for closings," said Ritch Workman, a Melbourne, Fla., mortgage broker.

All happiness needs to be paid, but don't let some cost destroy your life.

Despairing mothers across England paid dubious businessmen to offload their unwanted babies on the state: many were lost or dead on arrival.

In the public discursive space in China the attention is unprecedentedly paid to film-stars with the same unprecedentedly negative evaluation of them, thus forming a paradoxical cultural phenomenon.

The bill has been paid.

Attention should be paid to the following problems.

If you can't find a position in paid employment, try to find a post as an (unpaid) trainee.

It had to sack two senior executives in Russia for allegedly turning a blind eye to bribes paid by a subcontractor to secure electricity supplies for its St Petersburg outlets.

Written list of charges to be paid

But as he paid no attention to her, the young man was nothing to her.

When finishing their posting in China, foreign journalists should notify in advance the Information Department or local FAOs, go through departure procedures and nullify the Press Card and make sure that they have paid all taxes, rents and other due expenses.

I had paid little heed to the sparse news reports I read.

The rude manufactures destined for the wants of the cultivators are worked up by village artisans, who are remunerated by land given to them rent-free to cultivate, or by fees paid to them in kind from such share of the crop as is left to the villagers by the government.

I think this stems from the fact that, up to now, very little interest has been paid to this frankly less than incendiary topic.

Now, consumers view paid television services as expendable, analysts say.

About 60,000 regular soldiers have reached retirement or are close to it but the government has not paid them off.