Example sentences of "[noun sg] to pay off [art] " in BNC.

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1 In its efforts to raise revenue to pay off the debt , Maxxam has been logging at twice the usual rate .
2 Here in the front cloth she is seen at her embroidery , sadly waiting and earning her living to pay off the Rake 's debts .
3 At these levels , borrowers with savings or investments must be wondering whether it is worthwhile using some of their cash to pay off the mortgage in part or in full .
4 The difference was exacerbated by Parliament 's refusal to pay off the army 's arrears of pay .
5 For such clients raising a second mortgage to pay off the credit card debt often seems the only answer .
6 For such clients raising a second mortgage to pay off the credit card debt often seems the only answer .
7 They 'd probably have a fifty thousand pound mortgage to pay off the the existing mortgage on that one and the balance .
8 In McHugh ( 1989 ) 88 Cr App R 385 ( CA ) , the accused used money of a company of which he was a director to pay off the debts of subsidiary companies , of which he was also a director .
9 However , when the account is used in conjunction with a credit card — which has an annual fee of £25 — the investor can use the card for purchases and the cheque facility to pay off the card account at the end of each month .
10 You can make an arrangement to pay off the bill and your current consumption , by regular payments to the fuel supplier .
11 I explained the situation to him and he arranged a single loan to pay off the store cards .
12 Do you take out a new loan to pay off the old one ?
13 Money was a problem because I 'd spent all the dosh I 'd got for the car , and I needed my grant to pay off the overdraft I 'd built up .
14 Charlie has taken a street sweeper 's job to earn the money to pay off the cruel landlord who would otherwise put a blind girl and her mother out onto the streets .
15 When the zero-coupon bond matures , in , say , 15 years , the French debt-issuer uses the money to pay off the principal .
16 Legally , if only one of the partners has the money to pay off the company 's debts , then she must do so .
17 Lloyds Bank released the bills back to him so that he could sell them and thereby obtain the money to pay off the loan from the Bank .
18 A country that has a balance of payments surplus may receive payment from the debtor 's foreign exchange reserves , receive the balance in gold , leave the money in the debtor country and use it to purchase goods and services in the future , or lend the debtor country the money to pay off the debt and receive interest on the loan in the meantime .
19 In the same way , a country that has a deficit on its balance of payments will either have to run down its foreign exchange reserves , pay over gold , borrow the money to pay off the debt from other countries or hold money , in terms of credit , that the creditor country can use to purchase goods and services in the future .
20 Austerity measures : On Feb. 27 the President announced that ministers and civil servants would have to pay up to 40 per cent of their salaries into a fund to pay off the foreign debt , while private-sector firms would have to pay a " solidarity tax " .
21 It 's the only certain way to pay off an overdraft which he expects by then to have topped £1,000 .
22 She now has a fortnight to pay off the arrears if she and her seven children are to keep their home .
23 If a customer 's circumstances change adversely for reasons beyond the customer 's control , the finance company will look sympathetically at the circumstances and will try , subject to any restrictions placed upon it by the Consumer Credit Act 1974 , to reach an accommodation with the customer to pay off the outstanding balance in a practicable manner .
24 To bring a level of order and modesty to Fleck 's life Norwich took the unprecedented step of paying him an allowance of only £29 per week and preserving the remainder of his salary to pay off the debts .
25 It is also possible to obtain cover to pay off the mortgage on the diagnosis of certain critical illnesses .
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