Sentence examples for added fee of from inspiring English sources

The phones feature fast Internet browsing for an added fee of about $1 a day.

It's a quad-band GSM phone, meaning you can use it in any country (for an added fee, of course).

The nightly rate seemed right, $159.20, plus those inevitable taxes, and the added fee of $9.95 a day for Internet service.

US Airways had removed its tickets from Expedia on Dec. 9, complaining that Expedia began charging US Airways customers $8.99 a booking, up from $5. Expedia, which is dropping the added fee of $3.99, still charges $5 to book flights on other carriers.

For an added fee, of course.

(There's an added fee of $1800 to provide open access).

State governments added fees to the price of cigarettes and suddenly people stopped smoking or smoked a lot less.

An eight-week loan with four installment payments is effectively the same as a two-week payday loan rolled over three times, and if you add fees on top of the interest rate, borrowers could still pay over 300percentt interest on a $500 loan even if the new rule goes into effect and gets enforced.

The effort comes against the backdrop of new California law that adds fees to the price of certain electonics to cover recovery costs.

For some time now, the airlines have been adding fees for all sorts of things that used to be part of the ticket price.

The airlines that recently reported second-quarter earnings showed a return to profitability, in part because of the added fees.