Sentence examples for enormous royalties from inspiring English sources

"The writing sounds stilted now, but it was very modern for the time, and her enormous royalties freed her husband to do whatever he wanted".

Teams: Eight teams of 40 feral players each, with names that evoke terror, immorality and enormous royalties: the Miami Vile, Los Angeles Pestilence, San Francisco Sin, Philadelphia Turpitude, Chicago Carnage.

In addition to enormous publishing royalties, Berlin's heirs also own half of the historic Music Box theater in New York.

A closer examination reveals that Spotify has raised tens of millions of dollars, given equity to the record labels, is under constant attack by hackers, uses clever P2P technology, is accruing enormous per song royalty obligations and has the seemingly impossible task of figuring out how to generate enough money from a free ad model to satisfy the music companies.

On the other hand, publishers complain that authors are unrealistic, squeezing their profit margins to the bone by demanding enormous advances on their royalties.

The dish rose to high status as palace fare, served to royalty on enormous platters decorated with silver leaf and other adornments.

The proponents of this style produced exquisite Rococo decor for the enormous number of homes owned by royalty and nobility during the reign of Louis XV.

"If you were Michael Jackson's child, or the Pope's--although that's unlikely--royalty or any kind of enormous celebrity, you're stuck with that.

As youthful gods — the working metaphor for them at the time — they married one another or minor royalty and, in Beverly Hills or Bel Air, built enormous houses in innocently promiscuous Greco-Roman-Tuscan-Spanish style.

Astonishingly in spite of this enormous current inequity, SoundExchange (which represents record labels) has asked the Copyright Royalty Board to more than double the rates for 2011-2015 for webcasters over what Pandora is currently paying.

Yet rather than subsidizing that user acquisition cost from its enormous pile of cash, it plans to just not pay music rights holders any royalties.