Sentence examples for a huge fee from inspiring English sources

It does not, though, entirely wipe away the pressure and the status that comes with a huge fee.

In 1952 he was transferred to Bolton for £27,000, a huge fee at the time, employed as a perceptive foil for the rumbustious Nat Lofthouse.

The former reality star and bankrupt pocketed a huge fee from a payday lender this year to flog the expensive credit on daytime TV.

How to make sure you do not pay a huge fee to learn about something that already belongs to you is both easier and harder than it seems.

Despite the recent ratings dip, it is pushing for a huge fee increase, to as much as $10 million an episode, for a "West Wing" renewal.

Manchester City have also been linked with him, and have the resources to pay a huge fee, but their lack of Champions League football would be a drawback.

In September 1946, Newcastle transferred him to Liverpool for a then huge fee of £13,000.

In the meantime, though, their best course of action is to do what TorrentSpy and the Pirate Bay have been doing, even if that means you get hammered with an unfathomably huge fee.

For as long as the service has existed in its current states (several decades) BarBri has been using the model where a student pays for the course and if they don't pass the bar and want additional help, they must pay an additional huge fee (recently, $2,000) to re-enroll in the class.

"It was kind of shocking that all of a sudden this huge fee was being proposed," Rael said.

Some believe that huge fee sent a signal that Liverpool were now flush, and raised the prices for Henderson and Downing, while Adam, a fine playmaker in Blackpool's energetic 4-3-3 last season, faces a challenge adapting in Liverpool's four-man midfield.