Sentence examples for day fees from inspiring English sources

Race day fees: $40, $25 and $20; kids' races, $6 in advance, $8 on Saturday.

By September 2013 the high-profile private school had dropped its annual day fees of £9,675.

Registration fees: $20 $144 for club members, $10 for junior and senior club members (race day fees, $30, $20 and $12).

Bob Giraldi, 62, whose very successful day job is directing commercials and music videos (think Michael Jackson and day fees of up to $25,000), is also a part owner of 11 restaurants, including Patria, Vong, Jean Georges and Gigino.

Registration fees: $10 for the Championship Run; advance fees for the Nike Run: $20, $14 for club members, $10 for junior and senior club members (race day fees, $30, $20 and $12).

Standing on top of a favela full of people living in poverty looking down on a school that charges day fees of over £2,000 a month, it felt like a mad world, but my God, what a beautiful one.

That's because both banks impose a £1 a day fee for using an authorised overdraft.

Hiking and cross-country skiing trails have also been available for a $12 day fee.

In October, Halifax launched a £2 a day fee for unauthorised overdrafts, then in November Santander announced it would launch a fee-free account in the new year.

Or take a dip at the Hilton's chic new pool (open for a day fee to non-residents, Leof Vas Sofias 46, 210 728 1000, athens.hilton.com).hilton.com

Activities The gym, spa and pool at the Loews Santa Monica Hotel, 1700 Ocean Avenue, (310) 458-6700, are open to outside guests for a day fee of $15.