Sentence examples for cost a fee from inspiring English sources

True sluggers, however, say Uber's system is different because the rides cost a fee: typically, $5 to $10 per ride.

With eight newcomers, none of whom cost a fee, in the ranks, the hosts had to regroup as quickly as possible but it was Watford who slipped effortlessly into the groove to display a high class of football.

But to use "Thaïs" would have cost a fee, so Bernard Herrmann wrote choice excerpts of a fake French-Oriental opera — "Salammbô." (Dorothy Comingore did her own singing in the movie except for the opera-house sequence; that was dubbed by a professional singer who deliberately sang badly).

Friedel, who will not cost a fee, has a vast amount of Premier League experience, having moved to Liverpool in December 1997 from American side Columbus Crew.

Hull City teenager Josh Tymon will also cost a fee, while there are also loan fees and wages to be paid.

The 23-year-old - who cost a fee rising to £1.2m when he was brought in from Strasbourg five years ago - is now tied to the South Coast club until 2017.

Think college applications; every time you enter a festival, it costs a fee.

In line with a government directive that the British Library must cover a percentage of its operating costs, a fee is charged to the user.

In the antenatal care clinic, fetal ultrasonography, the most accurate technique for estimating gestational age, is not routinely done and costs a fee, which most mothers cannot afford.

They may only do this if you can prove that you are being harassed, and it usually costs a fee.

The template-based "express sites" cost a flat fee of $95 a month, she said, including an hour of maintenance.