Sentence examples for berthing fees from inspiring English sources
NYK tries to limit the time its ships stay in port to 24 hours, avoiding overtime and berthing fees of $3,000 or more a day.
In exchange for the rights to develop the site, the company that manages the marina agreed to pay the state an annual fee for 50 years of just $1.60 for each of the 66,000 sq m. "The berthing fees for one yacht alone could cover the annual government fees," says Mohammad Zbeeb, an editor at local daily Al Akhbar, who broke the fee story.
Evans has been paying the $500 monthly berthing fee for the scouts' vessel since the city began enforcing its anti-discrimination policy.
Argentina is accruing daily $50,000 berth fees while the Libertad is docked at the Tema port.
My mooring used to have a vibrant community," said Joseph Caldwell, 47. "Now more and more people are being forced to abandon their homes and neighbours, and the place is turning into a leisure pied-à-terre for rich people that is half empty all the time". Caldwell is being asked to pay £12,000 a year in mooring fees for his berth in central London.
The Breeders' Cup Challenge Series has teamed up with NBC and NBCSports to broadcast hotly-contested races that qualify the winners to a guaranteed Breeders' Cup berth, waived entry fees and travel money.
Our berths aboard the Illusion cost us each $55 a day, a sum that covered breakfast, dinner, basic instruction in sailing, plus mooring and customs fees — pretty much everything except lunch, beer and off-shore excursions.
When? December to March Book it: Victory Adventure Expeditions (001 5661 621010; victory-cruises.com) has an Antarctica expedition, taking in all of the above, on board a 12-berth sailing boat from $6,500, including all meals, harbour fees and guide.
Some may ask for different berthing.
The officer asks you for new berthing.
