Sentence examples similar to completely fee from inspiring English sources

So are there any cards that allow travellers to get completely fee-free transactions abroad?

Teens and tweens who feel ready for their first proper bank account now have more choice than ever: this week Nationwide launched a "completely fee-free" offering.FlexOne is the building society's first current account aimed at young people, and comes with a contactless Visa debit card – and its own dedicated Twitter feed.

"Free" checking is very seldom completely fee-free.

But the most significant change is a completely new fee for no-shows travellers who book but fail to make a flight.

But the prime minister said that completely scrapping fees would be unfair and damaging to universities.

Equally unlikely to be said is, "I'm really looking forward to spending thirty minutes on the phone with Ticketmaster and paying those completely fair fees". So in a world where we order dinner with a tap, choose our clothes with a swipe, and pick our dates with a pinch, why are we still buying tickets for the theatre the old-fashioned way?

"They help customers completely understand the fees," he said, and its fee structure is "simple and straightforward".

But that doesn't mean it's completely free of fees.

Increases in financial aid will make it possible for a larger fraction of MIT students to have their tuition and fees completely covered.

As for Morrison's claims about making private schools affordable for parents, he would have to outlaw fees completely to achieve this for all parents.

It's certainly obvious to Jeremy Corbyn, who has a whole policy built around the idea: scrap tuition fees completely, and fund the £10bn required by raising national insurance or corporation tax or borrowing money from unicorns or something.