Sentence examples for covering fee from inspiring English sources

But once his progeny are running, his value is in the lap of the gods: if they are no good, the stallion's covering fee will plummet.

A victory in a British Group One, though, would add extra lustre to his appeal and potentially a few thousand euros to his covering fee.

The incontestable fact is that it would lead to a dramatic fall in covering fees.

The credit crunch has hit racing, and bloodstock prices have fallen by 30% or more in the last 18 months, causing covering fees to fall in turn, but the earnings of successful stallions can still be huge and the top of the market is proving more resilient than what might be called the sub-prime end.

Equifax is well aware of that, but appears to be more interested in making money from its existing credit services after their short free intervals expire than forking it over to rightfully rageful consumers for covering fees elsewhere or for extended periods of time.

The judge said those fees should be paid by the same insurance company that is to cover any settlement and has been covering legal fees incurred by the city.

The foundation supports teachers and vulnerable pupils here, covering school fees and salaries.

In New York, that budget is $2.5 million to $3 million, covering appearance fees and prize money for athletes, Wittenberg said.

The boss, Mr. Wang said, told him that his finger injury did not merit any hardship pay beyond covering medical fees.

For Ms. Travieso, a single mother of four who earns $13 an hour assisting developmentally delayed adults, covering camp fees would have been impossible.

Granada also offers a City Pass for $25, available at the Alhambra ticket office, covering entrance fees to the complex and most other important monuments and museums.