Sentence examples for door fee from inspiring English sources

The door fee is $1,000 minimum, and some ofthose attending are expected to give $4,950, the maximum donation allowable to an individual candidate.

As for those Dublin pubs, they used to charge a door fee in order to control the crowds that once flocked into the city centre every day of the week when the nation's pockets collectively bulged with bundles of euros.

Once I paid my door fee, I was swept into a new world pulsing with color — a kind of red-light district with weird geniuses for tour guides who made the whole experience seem culturally crucial.

You've got to charge a decent door fee to try and recoup that cash.

The winner takes a cut of the door fee, which is generally a fraction of the cost of one suit.

To be gay was seemingly acceptable in this circle of the chattering class, if you could afford the door fee.

Door fees and other financial arrangements between landlords and cable companies were commonplace before regulators started fostering competition.

All-you-can-drink door fees and two-for-one alcohol promotions are commonplace on most city centre drinking circuits.

A Verizon spokesman, John Bonomo, declined to say how much the landlords asked for, but cable-industry executives said building owners have sought as much as $150 per apartment in what are known as door fees.

"Life in the city can be formulaic, even kind of boring sometimes," said Joseph Ahearn, a founding member of the space, who was taking door fees on a landing in between the main party area and the second-floor apartments.

This guilty plea and conviction should settle the question of whether these so-called "gamefowl breeding associations" are anything more than criminal syndicates who make their living collecting door fees at illegal cockfighting events and then laundering the money back into political campaigns to block the enactment of stronger animal fighting laws.