Sentence examples for entry of fee from inspiring English sources

A minimum entry of fee of $10 will be collected.

"We are alleging that the dancers were never paid minimum wage, never paid overtime, and there were illegal deductions and kickbacks in the form of entry fees, late fees and sick fees," said Elizabeth Wagoner, another lawyer for Make the Road.

But with an entry fee of tens of thousands of pounds, Parliament is effectively closed to shop workers, manual workers and those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

This is on top of a "voluntary" entry fee of £5, an exception among national galleries and museums in Britain that have traditionally been free.

When Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts first conceived the idea of Augusta National they envisaged a membership of around 1800 people with an entry fee of $350 and annual subs of $60.

We examine the lower bound of the entry fee for both of these mechanisms and describe a calculation method by which this value can be obtained in linear time.

At 12 30 p.m. today is a free performance at the Guggenheim Museum (after payment of the museum's entry fee) of the Graham solos "Satyric Festival Song" and "Deep Song".

Glendale Arts was the beneficiary of proceeds from the entry fee of $50 and silent auction organized by Glendale Arts Board member Marcia Hanford.

Impose an E-ZPass entry fee of $10 to parts of Manhattan during the day, say between Third and Eighth Avenues and 14th and 72nd Streets.

Product of the Year USA charges an entry fee of $17,000 for each product entered in the competition and an additional fee of $53,000 for each winner.

Many other talks and events can be accessed for entry fees of just a few pounds.