Sentence examples for entry charges from inspiring English sources

Entry charges to swimming pools transferred from the council to a new trust, he said, have recently gone up by nearly a quarter.

A truly bewildering array of entry charges — all of them displayed on a board at the park entrance that has to be fully 20 feet long to accommodate their various permutations — comes down to one reality: it costs a bald 248 yuan to get in.

It's certainly cheaper than London for comparable quality: subway trips are about 85p-£1.20; mealsmeals plus a large bottle of beer around £12, a western-style breakfast of juice, coffee and a couple of pastries £3; museum entry charges averaging £2.50; CDs and electronics just that little bit cheaper than in the UK, and Japanese designer clothes, half the price.

"If anyone is injured or sick, they can be treated at hospitals in Thailand but will face illegal entry charges - it is up to them to decide," he said.

The letter says that authorities won't release some of the women because they have prior illegal entry charges on their records.

As egalitarian as its motherland, the measly $20 £12.500) entry charge is a great social leveller.

There is no entry charge but only one photograph should be submitted per person.

Wonderlab's entry charge and its unethical sponsor must both be dropped.

Drinks are cheap and there's no entry charge or aggressive bouncers.

As match-time neared, the demonstrators paid their dollar entry charge at the turnstiles and entered the ground.

Tintoretto is buried in Madonno dell'Orto, which displays several of his paintings, but there is an entry charge.