Sentence examples for To make a fee from inspiring English sources

And how about the "fairness opinion" from an investment bank that stands to make a fee on the transaction?

He said the company plans to make a fee-based music service commercially available within 90 days, roughly the same time frame that the major record companies have set for themselves.

Cutting corners is a surefire way to make a lower fee structure work.

His firm stood to make a flat fee of more than $1 million for each search.

Chris Duby, a spokesman for Mr. Ganim, denied the Mayor was trying to make a host fee deal similar to Stratford's.

In the original formulation the teller had access to the customer with the big paycheck and merely had to steer him down the hall for the bank to make a second fee by managing his portfolio.

Many prepaid cards are known for charging fees at every turn -- fees to activate the card, fees to make a purchase, even fees to call customer service.

The UK Border Force said these so-called 'swallowers' risk their lives on such trips to make an average fee of £1,000-£1,500.

If I need to make a change, the fee will cost more than the ticket.

To make a sale, additional fees were never mentioned until closing.

Note however that landlords might charge a fee to make a credit/background check.