Examples of 'just pay' in a sentence
Meaning of "just pay"
a simple and concise phrase urging someone to make a payment or settle a financial obligation without delay or hesitation
How to use "just pay" in a sentence
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I should just pay you to follow me around.
You might as well just pay me now.
You just pay me in your usual installments.
My dad will just pay the fine.
You just pay attention to what you are doing.
I think we should just pay or go to the cops.
Just pay me back when you can.
You can not just pay me to leave.
Just pay attention and stop interrupting me.
These people just pay me empty compliments.
Just pay it back when you can.
As adults we just pay off the bills.
Just pay me enough for the boat.
Why do not you just pay attention.
Just pay attention to your business there.
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So you can just pay the fine.
Just pay me what you still owe me.
They should just pay the money.
Just pay whenever you can afford it.
Maybe we can just pay him off.
Just pay up and let her leave.
Maybe we should just pay for it ourselves.
Just pay your landlady the rent.
I would probably just pay the piper.
Just pay me the money you owe me.
They get better if we just pay him.
I will just pay for the repairs.
If you smack a tree just pay no mind.
Do not just pay them lip service.
If you strike a tree just pay no mind.
We will just pay the minimum then.
If you slam a tree just pay no mind.
Just pay me when you get back.
Why do not you just pay him.
You just pay whenever you can.
He was not offered a chance to just pay a fine.
Just pay him five hundred taels.
Although we could just pay for one.
Let us just pay her and move on.
I think some people just pay to watch.
Just pay attention to what people say.
Why do not you just pay me now.
Just pay me with your next paycheck.
I am gonna have to just pay you myself.
Just pay us back with an amazing set.
We can not just pay out the jackpot.
Just pay me back for the pasta.
I can not just pay it out.
Or just pay into giving them access.
Dale said if we just pay back the money.
