You've been paid, haven't you?

No, General. You can't pay me. I've been paid.

The problem is that some of our bills haven't yet been paid.

The Poles have paid a steep price, but they were right.

They reward me evil for good, to the bereaving of my soul.

They rewarded me evil for good to the spoiling of my soul.

Some have already paid the ultimate sacrifice to make this vision a reality.

You shouldn't have paid the bill.

You shouldn't have paid the bill.

Tom still hasn't paid me.

I haven't paid for the tickets yet.

Paid

The banks, it would be fair to say, do not wholly accept regulators arguments about that, but they have bitten their tongues and paid up.

4. Expresses its appreciation to those Member States which have paid their assessed contributions in full

2. Expresses its appreciation to those Member States which have paid their assessed contributions in full

German taxpayers have paid dearly for German banks mistakes.

Paid from

He has not paid his portion of the rent.

I would've paid.

How much did you pay?

How did you find out that Tom hadn't paid his bills?

I haven't paid this month's rent yet.

You should not despise a man because he is poorly paid.

Did you pay for the book?

Have you paid the rent?

I get paid on the first.

Afghanis paid the price of the obscurantism of these peasants by the organisation of Al Qaeda, but their situation has not improved today.

You should not despise a man just because he is poorly paid.

Tom asked how much we had paid.

Have you paid for the tickets yet?

We ve paid for the hosting.

Though Mike likes his job very much, it does not pay well.

Two further valuation methods have been defined value including accrued interest ( A ) and effective amount paid ( E ) .

Each individual paid 1,000 dollars.

How much have you paid for this computer?

Each person paid one thousand dollars.

Tom should've paged Mary.

Tom should have paid Mary.

I paid him last week.

Have you ever paid a fine?

The landlord told him to leave because he hadn't paid his rent.

It is a beautiful car, but it is not worth the price that I paid for it.

I tell you, you will by no means get out of there, until you have paid the very last penny.

I tell thee, thou shalt not depart thence, till thou hast paid the very last mite.

Poorly paid, slowly promoted, and often drearily garrisoned in Siberian towns, the army's sole recompense nowadays is prestige the honors, immunities and cachet of a caste in short, the esteem in which it is held because of the victories over Napoleon and Hitler.