I thought he would just pay up and then take her home.

The company has told them to pay up or else.

End of the month, pay up or out at the office.

The family is given until the end of the summer to pay up.

"They just pay up and get on with their lives."

But nearly all of them paid up and went along.

They can get insurance then and pay up by 65.

They want the state to pressure the health plans to pay up.

She was only supposed to hold it until he could pay up.

Will I have to pay up if someone uses it?

"I might have a way for you to pay up."

It was good to know the state did not mind paying up.

Are the ones who pay up getting bad tax advice?

If this is so, I hope he's ready to pay up.

However it took the firm eight weeks to pay up.

Why does she still keep his life insurance policy paid up?

Let the right customers try it and then pay up.

If the company had to come to market now it would be forced to pay up.

"Now, we give them a chance" to tell the truth and pay up.

So what does it did Philip pay up on time?

Then, of course, the only solution is to pay up.

I'll pay up to the going rate for a top Broadway show.

Now, Congress is considering a plan to make radio pay up.

Which countries are more likely to pay up what they owe?

The previous record was set in 1976, when some workers were paid up to 55 weeks.

But nearly all of them paid up and went along.

Why does she still keep his life insurance policy paid up?

You weren't with them you'd better have your life insurance paid up.

The audience had paid up to $190 to hear him.

Some 56,000 people paid up to $1,000 each to be there.

The previous record was set in 1976, when some workers were paid up to 55 weeks.

It has, thus far, been paid up to an amount just over €4 billion.

They paid up and began to walk towards a main road.

Then they paid up without a word and drove away with the blood.

And we understand that he is paid up to £500 a day to carry out those services.

Volunteers were paid up to $365 for their time and effort.

Somebody was kind enough to keep the electric bill paid up.

And in a few of those instances, people or companies have paid up.

The first annual general meeting of the group was held here in May 1959, by which point there were 21 paid up members.

Second: don't believe any promises and always get paid up front.

The company I was complaining about paid up within 28 days.

The club previously paid up to $800 a month for water.

Under the accord, however, only $420 million has to be paid up front.

Two days later he was assessed a second time for the same year and paid up again.

But what the five people gathered here had paid up to $600 to hear him talk about was weight.

In 75 percent of the cases, the offender has paid up.

His considerable life insurance was indeed paid up, thank you very much.

And each party is paid up to a few hundred dollars for the television appearance.

Ten thousand dollars if his insurance is paid up in our army.

They would then sing and dance in your place of business until you paid up.