| paying customer | 8.29 | Forget the paying customers. | ||
| paying job | 5.66 | He has five paying jobs. | ||
| paying attention | 4.02 | Paying attention may be overrated. | ||
| paying public | 2.04 | A paying public is needed, too. | ||
| paying passenger | 1.78 | She sometimes flies paying passengers in Lear jets. | ||
| paying tax | 1.65 | Is it worth paying taxes now to avoid taxes later? | ||
| paying guest | 0.92 | At that time my mother took in paying guests. | ||
| paying tribute | 0.86 | Paying tribute to the men and women who first challenged bigotry. | ||
| paying audience | 0.72 | In front of a paying audience. | ||
| paying fan | 0.59 | How many paying fans really care that games last too long? | ||
| paying client | 0.53 | Brannon, she said, was never a paying client. | ||
| paying subscriber | 0.53 | Nor is the absence of paying subscribers evidence of illegitimacy. | ||
| paying wage | 0.53 | But it has rejected paying back wages for slave laborers, arguing the companies involved were responsible. | ||
| paying bill | 0.46 | During apartheid, blacks boycotted paying bills. | ||
| paying people | 0.46 | Even paying people, Bruant cannot find enough help. | ||
| paying compensation | 0.39 | Some of the income goes toward paying compensation for the war over Kuwait, but most goes to Iraq. | ||
| paying dividend | 0.39 | Youth programme paying dividends in Kedah, NEW STRAITS TIMES- | ||
| paying money | 0.39 | Your just paying money. | ||
| paying overtime | 0.39 | For, heroes or otherwise, it is hell paying overtime in these trying times. | ||
| paying ransom | 0.39 | The U.S. State Department has ruled out paying ransom. |