Sentence examples for asking for a fee from inspiring English sources

He wasn't asking for a fee, just a percentage of whatever he saved them.

However, with European giants Barcelona and Bayern Munich also having scouted Dembélé heavily this season, it is understood that Liverpool have moved into serious contention in the race to sign him, with Rennes asking for a fee potentially worth €35m (£27.6m) with add-ons.

It also helps to get an older mate to act as a 'booking agent' for you, who can negotiate fees and basically do the dirty work of asking for money, as I know for many new and young DJs you feel like a liability to be asking for a fee, but then again, you are the one performing your art for them.

Do not apply if a site asks for a fee.

Others asked for a fee only if he became a finalist.

Plus, freelancers tend to work pro bono until they've established the clout to ask for a fee.

As one gallery in our study reported: "from my experience, artists usually don't ask for a fee.

Watch this space!" Minogue, whose sister Dannii had a stint on rival show The X Factor, was reported to have been approached by the BBC over a role on The Voice two years ago but the deal fell apart after she was said to have asked for a fee of around £2.5m.

Offering lifts is not a crime in itself, but becomes so when the driver asks for a fee above petrol costs.

In the early days it is probably simplest to explain that this is your full-time job and you therefore ask for a fee.

"If the price gets modified upward, there is no doubt the lawyers will ask for a fee based on it," said Michael Perino, a securities litigation expert at the St . Johns University School of Law.