Sentence examples for an entry charge from inspiring English sources

Tintoretto is buried in Madonno dell'Orto, which displays several of his paintings, but there is an entry charge.

There will also be exhibitions with an entry charge, the first of which will be called Fear and Love: Reactions to a Complex World.

Although there's usually an entry charge of about $2, the guard waved me through; I think he gave me the soggy-foreign-tourist discount.

Despite securing sponsorship from an oil and gas company that is recklessly planning to drill seven new wells in the fragile Arctic, the London museum has also introduced an entry charge, restricting access to those visitors able to pay.

Designed by a winner of the Pritzker architectural prize, Rem Koolhaas, who is famed for his expansive industrial spaces, both will be open around the clock, each with an entry charge of $15.

Also aiding Miller's cause is the club's Thursday night slot (falling outside the rowdier Friday and Saturday nights in Shibuya), and an entry charge of around just $3.

Ruiz was detained in Dulles International Airport after immigration officials stopped her grandfather for an illegal entry charge levied more than ten years ago.

On her way home from a trip to Guatemala with her grandfather on March 11, Emily was detained in Dulles International Airport when authorities stopped her grandfather on an illegal entry charge from more than a decade ago.

Each member (it's a $25 annual fee) either flashes their card or pays a first-time entry charge.

When buying a fund, unless you're foolish enough to pay a sales load, the entry charge is zero.

In April 2012, the entry charge for an adult rises from £9.00 to £9.50 and for a child increases from £6.00 to £6.50.