Examples of using It would pay in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It would pay… a big reward for me.
He said he knew one day it would pay off.
It would pay you to play along with us.
All of that goes into it, and who knew it would pay off the way it did?
It would pay out if something happened to me.
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Who would have figured it would pay off all these years later?
It would pay for their education that I, as their mother and father, couldn't pay. .
Last week, Cisco Systems said it would pay $3.2 billion for the company.
When Rabin was shot by a young man identified with the religious right,the reasonable assumption was that it would pay a heavy price.
I knew it would pay to breastfeed you till you were 9.
The NHS pays Babylon about $80 a year to look after each patient,the same it would pay a physical GP practice.
The salesman said it would pay for itself in five years. Oh, really?
However, there is still no resolution of the financial crisis for the Palestinian Authority(PA),with the PA announcing that it would pay its employees only 60 per cent of their June salaries.
BP announced in early March that it would pay at least $7.8 billion to resolve private plaintiffs' claims for economic loss, property damage, and injuries.
The Ford Motor Company announces an eight-hour workday and that it would pay a“living wage” of at least $5 for a day's labor.
In contrast, it would pay just NIS 24 in the expanded track program, thereby saving about NIS 480 per year due to the Banking Supervision Department's directive.
Agency that regulates derivatives, announced in February that it would pay a bounty to those who come forward with information that leads to an enforcement action.
It would pay the rent for two-and-a-half weeks or buy me three pairs of shoes or two pairs of pants or 1,000 postage stamps to send stories to Mencken.
On the contrary,they had sufficiently effective minds braced with an insane courage, and it would pay us mightily to understand where that courage came from.
The University of Illinois said on Thursday that it would pay $875,000 to settle a lawsuit by a professor who lost out on a tenured position after he made Twitter postings critical of Israel.
Two-thirds(65%-27%) believe that the price Israel would have to pay for living in the shadow of an Iraniannuclear bomb is higher than the price it would pay for attacking Iran's nuclear facilities.
Yeah, now we would have some cashoutlay for computer hardware up front, but it would pay for itself in increased efficiency, not to mention save us from… from drowning in pointless triplicate forms.
Two-thirds of Israelis(65%) think the price Israel would have to pay for living under the shadow of the Iraniannuclear bomb is higher than the price it would pay for attacking Iran's nuclear capability.
Mylan said earlier this month it would pay $465 million to settle questions over whether it underpaid U.S. government healthcare programs by misclassifying the EpiPen anti-allergy drug delivery device.
In 2013, then-Minister of Finance directorgeneral Yael Andorn agreed with Rafael that it would pay a NIS 300 million exceptional dividend and get it back in 2015-2018.
Two-thirds(65%-27%) believe that the price Israel would have to pay for living in the shadow of an Iraniannuclear bomb is higher than the price it would pay for attacking Iran's nuclear facilities.
Lineage, the world's largest refrigerated storage company by storage capacity,last month said it said it would pay more than $900 million to acquire Emergent Cold in a move to expand in Asia.
Japan put its military on alert on Wednesday to shoot down any North Korean rocket that threatens it, while South Korea warned the North it would pay a“severe price” if it goes ahead with a satellite launch that South Korea considers a missile test.