Sentence examples for coaching fee from inspiring English sources

At the French Open last month it was also confirmed that she is suing him for extortion after he raised his monthly coaching fee from €2,000 (about £1,775) to €35,000.

This is a more flexible criterion, generally reflected in the coaching fee: the more experienced the coach, the more they will usually charge.

Coaching fees for corporate executives tend to be higher.

For parents to witness their child compete at the Olympics would be worth all those early-morning practices, private coaching fees and long-distance drives to tournaments.

Vida coaching fees are normally $49 per month.

Of course, for a modern archer, there's still the matter of $2,000 worth of equipment, $40 to $100 an hour coaching fees, and travel to regional competitions at $3,000 or so a pop.

The SACA described his letter as "arrogant" before eventually granting his request and offering him a three-year contract worth around £300 per year, including coaching fees.

Some of the group's 40 volunteers will began stocking the booth today for the four days of sales that will provide much of the funding for soccer field rentals, coaching fees, travel fees and equipment in the coming year.

Coaching fees DO NOT include ice time.

In Milwaukee, Rookard pays $315 a month for ice and coaching, a fee Carpenter waived when she did not have the money.

The students have to pay for uniforms, bus fees and stipends for coaches, which can total up to $2,000.