Examples of 'really going to pay' in a sentence
Meaning of "really going to pay"
really going to pay: Implies that there will be serious consequences or costs associated with a decision or action
How to use "really going to pay" in a sentence
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really going to pay
I am really going to pay you back.
Nice and legal . We are not really going to pay him, huh?
Are they really going to pay all that? They have to.
Are US billionaires really going to pay more tax?
Are you really going to pay your dad back?
Do you think Mexico is really going to pay for a wall?
You are really going to pay our debts?
Come on! We are not really going to pay them!
Who is really going to pay for Trump 's border wall?
Thanks, Sammy I am really going to pay you back.
Are you really going to pay for Fatima 's school fees?
I promise I am really going to pay it forward!
Are they really going to pay all that?
Are you really going to pay me?
We are not really going to pay him, are we?
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We are not really going to pay them!
Mr. Loren, are you really going to pay anyone who stays all night?
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There is some really great stuff in here
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You must pay for the cares
Pay me two bucks for playing my game
Dancers do not pay into the scheme
