Sentence examples for fee for entry from inspiring English sources

The vessel's operators did not obtain permission to enter the park, did not pay the fee for entry and obstructed the work of park rangers, said Ms. Barber.

By 1860 the human curiosity appearing in a museum, on the legitimate stage, or in carnival sideshows (so named because they required a separate fee for entry from the main circus or carnival midway)—had become one of the chief attractions for American audiences.

The struggle for prominence was made even more difficult by Bahmanzadeh's initial decision to attach a £15 [$20] membership fee for entry.

The struggle for prominence was made even more difficult by Manoucehr's initial decision to attach a £15 membership fee for entry.

Parking is free, as is access to the grounds surrounding the library, but there is an admission fee for entry into the library and special exhibits.

The fee for entry-level retained search is $50,000 to $70,000 or more, which means that the salaries involved are substantially above $150,000.

The $25 submission fee for the entries also generated the largest contribution to date for the recently established World Trade Center Memorial Foundation, which is intended to own, construct, operate and maintain the memorial and related structures at the trade center site.

Fees For 2017 entry, students from Northern Ireland and the non-UK EU will be charged £3,925 per year.

Fees: Tuition fees for September 2015 entry are £6,000 per year for three year BSc and LLB programmes, and £9,000 per year on the two year accelerated programmes.

Universities are expected to set fees for 2012 entry from next month, when the higher education funding council for England, which distributes state funding, will outline how much each university will receive for the next academic year.

"I would have loved to take a gap year before university, but with the raised tuition fees for 2012 entry, it sadly isn't a price worth paying," he says.