Sentence examples for a charge for entry from inspiring English sources

A charge for entry might actually make people value the museum more.

The number of visitors to KV62 has led to a separate charge for entry into the tomb.

They can't charge for entry unless they're a licensed brothel.

Durham Cathedral does not charge for entry but asks visitors to make a £5 donation towards running costs of £60,000 a week.

Unless you plan on creating a fund or collection for future excursions, it doesn't make much sense to charge for entry.

It's popular with families, and in true Italian style most beaches charge for entry.

Several bars and restaurants on the upper tiers don't charge for entry, but the drink prices are sky high.

I was there for the band at Lucille's, a restaurant within B. B. King's that often has notable blues acts and doesn't charge for entry.

There is no charge for entry; all ages are welcome; fans refrain from dancing during hymns; and, just like a church supper, food is brought for sharing.

As it is not going to, I would prefer the British Museum to charge for entry and universities to increase their tuition fees.

The first was simply technical: how would you charge for entry into entire cities or neighborhoods without putting tollbooths everywhere and causing more congestion?