overpay|overpaid|overpaying|overpays in English

verb

[,o·ver'pay || ‚əʊvə(r)'peɪ]

pay too much; give a salary that is too high

Use "overpay|overpaid|overpaying|overpays" in a sentence

1. We overpay the invoice by $ 2

2. Oh, then I overpaid.

3. They don't exactly overpay their work - force.

4. Most big companies continue to overpay their top executives.

5. We overpaid our taxes this year.

6. I overpaid him for his service.

7. The financial press concluded that Eisner had overpaid.

8. By some freak I was overpaid this month.

9. The tax overpaid is on fixed assets obtained.

10. Whatever the reasons, most CEOs are ridiculously overpaid.

11. Still, at least it's not those overpaid players, eh?

12. In my opinion, most lawyers are overpaid.

13. Try to recover any tax you have overpaid.

14. I think he's overpaid for the little he does.

15. Taxpayer: I overpaid personal income tax last month.

16. Too many overpaid, under-employed non-publishing executive personnel.

17. So, by any reasonable standard, aren't bankers still overpaid?

18. Unnerving because if you mess up, you could overpay or face an audit.

19. They overpay for drinks, like to be abused, and love these curry muncher flicks.

20. I felt I should tell my boss she'd overpaid me by £

21. By paying ￡60 cash Miss J. Paige's room 504 would have overpaid by ￡

22. Having overpaid the bills, I had a balance of credit in my card.

23. Many also allow you to borrow back sums overpaid and take payment holidays.

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25. Interest rates will discriminate between overpaid and underpaid tax - by more than 3%.