I break a dish by that Latham woman's house and she vant me to pay for it.
Mother said: 'Mr. Strout, when you sold me the place you said I could have plenty of time to pay for it.
And remember that I can't, and won't, pay for sweetbreads at a dollar and a half a pair.
When one person has done anything the others have to pay forit too.
Since we were sitting all mixed up everyone had to pay for himself, and Father said next day we had spent a perfect fortune; but that was not in the hotel, it happened later, when we were buying mementoes.
Father wanted to pay for it altogether, but I said: No, then it would not be my present, and so I paid five crowns and Father 37.
You'll pay for it,' he snarls, his temper gettin' free at last.
He hesitated an instant, and thought of coming later; but the drive was long and the loss would not amount to enough to pay for a second trip.
Later, he told me I could read them all, without having to pay for it.
And nobody refused to take it and to pay for it, because they all knew that otherwise embarrassment would follow.
These lessons were most naturally for free, since my parents were too poor to pay for them.
There was nothing financial, still less sordid, in her previsions: she cared about what were considered refinements, and not about the money that was to pay for them.
I shall have a sufficient salary to pay for my board, as of course I should wish to do.
You will do with a suit or two less, I fancy, when you have to pay for 'em.
It gives them a lift for a time, but afterwards they have topay for it over and over again.
Only we had got into a world where everybody had everything they wanted, or else had the money to pay for it.
All the storekeepers began to get up fresh goods, and to send money in notes and cheques to pay for them.
Rich people do not travel in this style, and I therefore have the right to ask if you can afford to pay formy pasty?
It is the anguish of my conscience which makes me fearful; this suffering I must bear, it is the penalty I pay for my great happiness.
This is an enormously expensive dish, and I have no reason to believe that you are in a condition to pay for it.
I'll pay formy own clothes--and rouge for my lips.
What I want is some points which may save me needless expense, and which I'm prepared to pay for, money down.
But when you want a thing in this world, you generally always have topay for it.
I have always felt proud that she refused to go into debt for that which she did not have the money to pay for.
The price wepay for this is the pleasure, the adventure, the unique experience.
Sometimes, the price people seem to pay for it is very high-unemployment, dislocation, retrenchment, a loss of a sense of permanency that humans long for.
I've got enough money to pay for a new one - if only you'll be a dear and go and buy it for us.
I'm always willing to pay for damages, though I suppose if my Uncle Ezra Larabee was here he'd haggle with that farmer and make him throw in a pig or two for luck.
You might bust a tire, and then you'd expect me to pay for it.
They might bust something, and want me topay for it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pay for" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
