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1450 examples of Paying in a sentence

I can only hope they show the funny version to the paying customers.
But it short, I definitely would not recommend attending a free screening or paying to watch this film.
In court, with the help of the judge and the local police chief, he gets off, even though the accident was sort of his fault as he was not paying attention as he was driving.
Little did we realize the joke was on her for paying £1 for it.
Well, if you stick with it, you'll find yourself paying attention to little else but Ms. Dey's butt, wiggling in a flowered bikini as the "Partridge Family" house babe frolics on the beach to which that imaginative title alludes.
Motiveless creepy guys start paying far too much attention to Cassie (the generic Melissa Sagemiller) for reasons that are never explained, and before long, the quartet leave the party.
Another example of the humor in the show, a girl tries to get out of paying at a supermarket checkout by trying to hypnotise the cashier.
I stopped paying attention around 30 minutes.
Like in Godzilla, Gamera is awakened by an atomic explosion and rampages across the world, paying close attention to Tokyo because no big monster movie is complete unless Tokyo bites it.
Painfully bad Christmas film that has an equally painfully bad performance by Vince Vaughn, who is paying his usual frat boy self but this time for a children's movie but with out the wit or charm that is in his R rated films.
I particularly liked the planted gag of the ambulance soaking the "filthy bum" who then shouts after them in anger "you filthy bums", I mean wow, someone's online degree in literature is paying off!
I ended up paying a bit more than that to import what is one of the worst-quality DVDs I have yet seen, of this film or any film in existence.
So he does.and of course they're not paying him.and of course he falls in love with the victim's wife.and of course he avenges himself..
And Mr. Shepard, if you are having trouble paying your mortgage, I'll send you a few bucks if you promise to not appear in a movie like this again!
It looks like a bad soap opera, and that is paying it a compliment.
If the film I saw in a movie theater was originally released on TV, I would plead with its producers and distributors to not fool a paying audience with the false promise of a cinematically worthy documentary feature.
He left his family behind to only reappear and begin paying off his debts.
I have a difficult time believing Stephen Foster thought music publishers were doing him a favor by publishing his songs...without paying him for them!
On doing this he ends up paying the family currently living in the house to be his family for Christmas... and that is it.
But, give them just enough money to rent an apartment and buy a car and, suddenly, they have to worry about entering the rat race, buying gas for transportation, paying insurance on their car, and working for someone else.
You wonder if the cast of actors agreed to make this movie because they needed money and Ram Gopal was paying a lot of money for the cast.
I feel like I got ripped off by paying $8.50 for tickets, and they should refund my money.
May (Anne Reid) and Toots (Peter Vaughan) are paying an apparently infrequent visit to their son Bobby (Steven Mackintosh) and his family in London.
To see a person with this low level of talent involved in paying roles, does beg the question...... "Who does she know"?
Don't bother paying to rent this movie, buy yourself a copy of the English Patient instead.
Who is paying for the lifestyle of Larry, Howard and little Dannielynn?
We are given very little information on his character or who is paying him to kill, indeed the episode is notable for having no dialogue at all.
That's really all I can say about the story, as I wasn't paying the fullest attention to be honest.
We, the audience, are introduced to a bizarre array of scenarios from the opening scene with the father figure (Kenichi Endo- who was actually quite good) paying for sex with his displaced daughter (Fujiko).
I'm very upset with myself for paying money to see this.
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