Sentence for paid | Use paid in a sentence

Paid sentence examples. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use paid in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for paid.

• He shall be paid for it. (22)
• Rocco paid no heed to it. (10)
• And it shall be paid to you. (22)
• Had he paid cash for his stock? (13)
• I paid a compliment to her eyes. (10)
• Much court was paid to him by the men. (10)
• Eventually, the bills were always paid. (10)
• A small fine was promptly paid next day. (21)
• We leave, if bills are paid, in two days. (10)
• Simply a means of causing wages to be paid. (8)
• He left his lady at the inn, expenses paid. (10)
• Corresponding premiums were paid by the English. (19)
• No one paid him any deference save the princess. (10)
• Mrs. Pagnell paid the bill at the bar of the inn. (10)
• Luigi was to be paid the other half on his return. (10)
• And if the money was not paid in, what would be thought? (10)
• And if the money was not paid in, what would be thought? (22)
• He signed to the waiter to bring the bill, which James paid. (8)
• I ought to have paid him an allowance to stay out of England. (8)
• The cabman must be paid, of course; so a jewel must be pawned. (10)
• I would rather be paid the compliment of being believed sincere. (4)
• He paid the stipulated sum, and was soon enrolled as one of them. (10)
• He paid his cousin the compliment to think that he had done likewise. (10)
• He paid his halfpenny, feeling that it were ungracious to correct her. (2)
• Danvers clothed her mistress in furs and rich wrappings: Not paid for! (10)
• She wrote again when the visit was paid, and she had seen Miss Bingley. (4)
• But the poor pine-trees paid no attention save to creak a little louder. (8)
• No one paid any attention to Mrs. Chump until she started from her chair. (10)
• Probably Edward happened to be at the Bank when fair Dahlia paid her visit. (10)
• Probably Edward happened to be at the Bank when fair Dahlia paid her visit. (22)
• To the education of her daughters Lady Bertram paid not the smallest attention. (4)
• Colonel Pierson paid his promised visit, on his way back to his quarters at Verona. (10)
• The first news of the war was being called in the streets, but he paid no attention. (8)
• Honourably by this marriage the lady paid for such wild oats as she had sown in youth. (10)
• He paid for her admission to the dance-hall, dropped a dollar in her hand, and left her. (13)
• He had said that Jane Fairfax received attentions from Mrs. Elton which nobody else paid her. (4)
• I paid little attention to this, till suddenly turning my head, something gave way behind it. (6)
• You talk of that lady who paid me a visit here once, and whom I treated becomingly, I swear. (10)
• Having paid their bill at the lodging-house, their conduct was ascribed to systematic madness. (10)
• His debts had been paid, including the thousand pounds to Rosek, and the losses of Daphne Wing. (8)
• If he paid no more than two marks, he dined as cheaply as a prince could wish, and as abundantly. (9)
• So he shook his head, paid for the wine, said good evening to her, and started to leave the place. (13)
• The performers are paid on Saturday during the time between the afternoon and evening performances. (21)
• I would have paid him money, but the idea of a conversation with him indicated the road back to school. (10)
• She was, however, aware that an annuity had been regularly paid through the intervention of her father. (10)
• The visit was paid, their acquaintance re-established, their interest in each other more than re-kindled. (4)
• At last they agreed that half of the price was to be paid at once, the other half later and in instalments. (12)
• Berryman paid no attention to the impertinent inquiry, continuing to dip into his volume and walk up and down. (8)
• Surely no more flattering tribute could be paid than that officially given us by the United States Government. (21)
• Julia Rippenger was a guest at Riversley through a visit paid to her by my aunt Dorothy in alarm at my absence. (10)
• The landlord replied that she could not leave his house, either with or without her effects, until she had paid. (9)
• Algernon paid the sums, ready to believe that there was a suspicion abroad of his intention to become a colonist. (22)
• Sedgett had been seen by Rhoda; a quiet interview; a few words on either side, attention paid to them by neither. (22)
• The mentioning of money to be paid had sickened and weakened her, as with the very physical taste of degradation. (10)
• Noel paid for the draught, and followed; and, behind her, the shining shop seemed to exhale a perfumed breath of relief. (8)
• Mr. Thompson went to church regularly; paid his rates and dues without overmuch, or at least more than common, grumbling. (10)
• As the General drained his glass, he beamed with satisfaction; the attention paid his bride tickled the vanity of his nature. (18)
• He told about his brother William, the judge at Dubuque; and a farm he had out there that paid for itself every year in wheat. (9)
• Such commissions as he had got in Forest Park and Shoreham were well-earned: the work was fussy, exacting, and paid very little. (13)
• If I had paid attention to your advice, I should not have gone into the cottage of those poor creatures and taken away the fever. (10)
• He wrote a line or so in his book, hurriedly paid his bill, and started, full of the matter he had briefly committed to his pages. (10)
• Lady Russell and Anne paid their compliments to them once, when Anne could not but feel that Uppercross was already quite alive again. (4)
• He grumbled at the heavy taxation of his estate during life: yearly this oppressed old man paid thousands of pounds to the Government. (10)
• He paid a round of calls in the afternoon, mostly on her relations; and, seeking out Aunt Charlotte, he dolorously related his encounter in the Row. (8)
• Such as it was, it was paid half-yearly, and spent within a month of the receipt, for the most signal proof possible of its shameful insufficiency. (10)
• In Pall Mall, past those august dwellings, to enter which people paid sixty pounds, this shrieking, whistling, dancing dervish of a crowd was swarming. (8)

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Definition of paid:

• paid, pd, pa.t. and pa.p. of pay.(0)

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