Sentence examples for fee closer from inspiring English sources

The contract presumably granted De Gea permission to move once Los Blancos came calling again while guaranteeing United a fee closer to his true valuation.

Crystal Palace have rejected a bid of £18m from Everton for the forward Yannick Bolasie, with the south London club holding out for a fee closer to £30m.

After "lots of back and forth" the two settled on a fee closer to $15,000 -- if you count the $5,000 Newsweek kicked in earlier, closer to $20,000.

But parent companies like Time Warner need new content to build libraries and feed multiple distribution outlets, so they could be more apt to accept a fee closer to 10 percent and focus instead on other strategic corporate returns derived from the films.

Perhaps if Apple could bake part of that cost into the device and get the monthly fee closer to the $30 a month, some users might be willing to pay for that.

That pricing will remain for existing users, but "new customers will see a transaction fee closer to Patreon's," which is a flat 5percentt, a Patreon spokesperson tells me.

The new network will pay the Yankees a rights fee, close to the $52 million MSG is paying this season.

After five years at United, if the club were to sell Ronaldo they would expect a fee close to the record £45m Real paid for Zinedine Zidane in 2001.

Venues in both of those cities expressed a willingness to pay a fee close to the $14 million that the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas had offered.

Group chairman James McKenna feels that the two clubs should agree a fee closed to the £25.50 that Arsenal charged Coventry City fans for the fourth round encounter last Friday.

City officials are keen on getting a fee close to what they paid for the Englishman, who made just 14 appearances in total for the Citizens – with 11 of those coming in the league.