Sentence examples for a double fee from inspiring English sources

For a double fee, posh alternatives include a dining car which eases the three-and-a-half hour 57 mile trip.

Most complied (for a double fee), but one declined, reportedly saying, "I'm not going to clap my hands and sing Paul McCartney's bloody song!" Ringo Starr almost missed his drum cue.

Maybe it's the six dollar 'bill pay' fee or the 5% charged on currency transfers or a double charged overdraft fee or the $25 fee for letting your checking account drop below $100 or the $30 dollar fee for letting your savings account drop below $200, or it might be the ATM fees.

By the time he was done, there wasn't a dry eye in the house nor was there an unleveraged balance sheet in the country – you name it, he indebted it, and sold the bonds off for a double-dip fee on the other side.

The union rejected a proposal which the league said would double fees within three years following an initial 40percentt increase across the board.

Double fees if sign exists illegally".

The decision by the centrist Liberals to double fees in 1990 was one reason why they lost control of the province.

Many expect vice-chancellors to more than double fees, particularly as deep budget cuts are expected in the government's spending review tomorrow.

Mr. Donahoe said the intent was to cut down on fraud on the site, but critics say the change will entitle eBay to a double helping of fees on each transaction.

But is it worth it for retired quarterback John Elway John Elway, Olympic sprinter Michael Johnson Michael Johnson and outfielder Barry Bonds Barry Bonds to invest in this fund if they have to pay a double layer of fees from Champion and the venture capital vehicles it invests in?

Commercial banks might complain that they already pay a fee to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, making the new fee a double tax.