When the company cuts corners on safety, it pays the price.

At the gala, the host pays the fiddler to play lively music throughout the evening.

If a player breaks the tournament rules, he pays the penalty without complaint.

She pays homage to her grandmother by continuing the family recipes each Sunday.

He pays no heed to the warnings about the cliff.

Every quarter, the insurance company pays out claims to policyholders who meet the requirements.

Even surrounded by friends and new routines, she couldn't shake the maladie du pays that tugged at her heart each evening.

Every newcomer pays one's dues by starting with the grunt work before earning a promotion.

One pays one's respects at the memorial on Remembrance Day.

In the end, the reckless general pays the ultimate price for his hubris.