We pay the price, and the price that we pay is not only physical.

I'll pay price.

Some pay the price for it.

What price would you pay?

Sligon would pay any price.

I will pay your price.

Innocent people always pay the highest price.

The price that we pay is psychic.

May I pay you the official price?

They couldn't pay you the full price.

So you gotta pay the price, man.

There'd be a price to pay

It's a small price to pay.

It's a high price to pay.

I pay top price, so remember,

We pay the price for each others' vulnerabilities.

He does not pay the price I paid.

'It s not only us Saami that pay the price'

If you'd paid the price we make him pay.

Too high a price for me to pay.

We pay a price for that, but we are aware of it, and generally we will pay the price for increased freedoms, choices and opportunities.

But there was a steep political price to pay.

Syria may pay a heavy price for that ambiguity.

It seems a high price to pay for gossip.

A little literary appeasement seems a small price to pay.

And finally, American families also pay a price for oil.

The price we are willing to pay for safety cannot be infinite.

And now you must pay the price of all women like you.

Too great a price to pay for the happiness we'd have together.

America will pay the price in the long term unless it changes course.

Cubans understood that freedom came at a high price and were willing to pay that price when necessary.

Cancer cells pay a price when they evolve resistance to chemotherapy.

A child s life is too high a price to pay.

It is not a joke, you will have to pay the full price.

Chronic stagnation is too high a price to pay for adopting the euro.

The price their countries pay is a more sclerotic and slowly growing economy.

Women should no longer pay the price of your disturbing and sickening mentalities.

Without action, they will pay a bitter price for the actions of others.

A small price to pay for the company of such a charming lady.

The consumer price remains unchanged, but the government must somehow pay for the subsidy.

Amnesty International tweets the following infographics to illustrate the price Syrians had to pay

In too many conflicts civilians continue to pay the price, as do humanitarian workers.

Sadly, our troops are often the first to pay the price sometimes with their lives.

The victims, who continue to pay a heavy price for the aggression directed against them, are now being required to pay the final price for a peace which seeks to legitimize the results of that aggression.

That cancer cells pay a price for resistance is supported by several observations.