Sentence examples for command fees from inspiring English sources

And those models who designers find indispensable to a particular vision at a particular moment command fees as high as $10,000 for each runway show.

The London Business School, which competes with Harvard at the top of the international rankings, can command fees of £67,750, Insead charges £44,280 and Hult International Business School £48,200.

Its every moment is gif-ed and redistributed over thousands of tweets and blogs, and its contestants are turned into minor superstars who command fees of £5,000 to whack on a wig and mime to the hit parade.

Top players, themselves often heirs to vast fortunes, command fees of many thousands of pounds, jetting around the world at the behest of billionaire patrons and performing in front of star-studded audiences ranging from Prince Albert of Monaco to Sean Combs, the rap artist formerly known as P Diddy.

Third, had market forces prevailed, more cabs would have been on the road since drivers would have been able to command fees that would properly compensate them for the risks of driving in poor weather.

Sir Derek will be lead commissioner and command fees of £800 a day, Ms Manzie will take the role of the managing director commissioner with an annual fee of £160,000 and Mr Newsam will be nominated as children's social care commissioner.

Ms. Palin has commanded fees as high as $100,000.

Lorenzo also commands fees to attend events or partner with brands to promote their products.

Prominent shows like "Oprah" and "Ellen" have historically commanded fees on top of an advertising split, with all-barter deals reserved for less prestigious programming.

But my recollection is that for many years he was a sought after sire, commanding fees in the range of $25,000 per service.

He was featured in an episode of "Entourage" on HBO, and he commanded fees in the tens of thousands of dollars to spin at nightclubs in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and New York.