Sentence examples for command the highest fees from inspiring English sources
In cable TV, channels that viewers feel they can't live without command the highest fees from distributors.
And so began a vagabond life that saw him command the highest fees in Europe, then spend them just as quickly.
It's a time-honored tradition in the Sport of Kings: Racehorses that ring up the biggest winnings on the track also command the highest fees when put out to stud.
Although the fees for some events will depend on how long they last and how many people attend, the policy proposes different prices for businesses and nonprofit groups, and for different parks, with Central Park commanding the highest fees.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Kylian Mbappe (who was technically only on loan to Paris Saint-Germain last season) have commanded the highest fees of the transfer window so far, but below them, most of the big transfers have involved Brazilians.
" It's not just about selling products or commanding the highest fees but what impact the campaign will have on the people it reaches," adds wilyfoXX cofounder Lauren Rieckhoff.
'THE SOUND OF MUSIC' The movie version of "The Sound of Music" is in "The Guinness Book of World Records" at least twice because Myra Franklin of Cardiff, Wales, has seen it 940 times and because it commanded the highest fee ($2,250,0000) ever paid for British television rights to a motion picture.
The highest fees cost is the room fee, which represents around 34.5%, followed by medications fees (14.3%), surgical fees (13.1%), diagnostic fees (8.5%), doctor care fees (5.4%), and other treatment fees (24.2%).
He would likely command the highest stud fee in the country, surpassing American Pharoah's $200,000, and he has nothing else to prove on dirt.
The high fees these projects command are well worth it to these smaller cities: iconic buildings increase tourism and can revitalize depressed areas.
