Sentence examples for charge performers from inspiring English sources
As such, if that space hosts 10 shows in a day, it generates a minimum of £40,000 over the month and Slayer estimates that commercial venues charge performers a total of £4m each year.
The new brand was intended to attract lucrative corporate sponsorship; it also reportedly charged performers for the privilege of being listed in its entirely unnecessary printed programme.
Jennifer Nettles, lead singer, songwriter and charmingly take-charge performer of the sweet and sassy duo known as Sugarland, is upfront about her band's latest record.
Surely it takes a bit more than that to be able to take charge of performers of this calibre on a regular basis?
He gets no help from Coach Sue Jane Lynchh), the cheerleading martinet who refers to her charges as "performers" and dismisses Will's students as pathetic losers, not entirely incorrectly.
Charges for performers during the Edinburgh festival are also set to rise with the cost of a street theatre licence to go up from £43 to £44 per day.
The now-shuttered Adult Industry Medical Health Care Foundation, which was the Los Angeles-based voluntary organization in charge of testing performers, included a list on its website of possible injuries and diseases to which porn performers were prone.
When this ended, a spotlight shone on a lone piper who was the target of a "Highland charge" of 352 performers.
My dad suggested I go through the paper, see what performers charged for birthday parties and discuss with him what I found.
Her council will hire performers who charge lower fees for its annual summer festival.
He asked if he could help and within a year was in charge of the child performers, left mainly to his own devices but encouraged by yearly notes of praise from Lincoln Kirstein, City Ballet's co-founder with Balanchine.
