Sentence examples for creative fees from inspiring English sources

We all grumble about airlines and their increasingly creative fees.

In August, Shandling said that he was "uncomfortable" with $1.2 million in commissions that Grey had taken on Shandling's consulting fees from ABC and on roughly twelve million dollars that HBO had paid Shandling in "exclusivity fees," to supplement his various creative fees connected with the "Sanders" show.

Many utilities, such as phone companies, have no competitors and charge a plethora of creative fees.

Creative fees are abundant in the current economic climate, especially with increasing fuel prices.

"It's a very good question, and it opens many cans of worms," says Buckmaster, "In my view, arrangers should be paid their one-time creative fee, but I feel they should also be entitled to some kind of percentage at the back end, especially if the record goes gold.

But getting creative with fees allows some airlines to push prices down even further.

Venues pay Nexto a cut of sales, a monthly subscription to the platform based on active users, and/or a creative agency fee for content creation assistance.

In lieu of the freelance creative's standard fee, we've bought you a six-week summer course in anger management at the University of Naomi Campbell in Wisconsin.

The November/December issue of Poets & Writers has a special feature on the growing trend among literary magazines of charging creative writers a fee to submit their work for consideration.

However, agreement with Fincher could not be finalised, with sources suggesting fees and creative control were sticking points, leaving the way clear for Boyle to get involved.

So it shouldn't surprise me that airlines are heavily into the game, as they slice and dice every aspect of air travel to find creative ways to charge fees for just about everything except the use of the restrooms.