Sentence examples for fee handing from inspiring English sources
Norwich City have signed Leeds United captain Robert Snodgrass for an undisclosed fee, handing the 24-year-old a three-year deal.
The rating agencies made huge fees handing out triple A ratings for securities stuffed with subprime mortgages.
Reynolds, of Upper Church Lane, Farnham, Surrey, went on trial last week accused of keeping fees handed over to him by bereaved families and engaged couples.
We have seen in New York State the temptations and corruption that come with managing a multibillion-dollar pension fund — with huge fees handed out to political cronies and contributors.
Indeed, the group operated as part investment club and part revival meeting, charging members an initial fee and handing out literature that promised an economic crusade for the "casualties of our capitalistic system".
More controversially, it endorsed the idea of 'top-slicing' the licence fee, and handing a chunk of it to a new 'public service publisher' (PSP), which would compete with the BBC - another anathema to Messrs Grade and Thompson.
They paid the $10 registration fee, were handed their manifests and sat outside the terminal in groups, plotting their routes as they waited for the ferry.
Mr. Kavaler said some companies do make a business of notifying people that they have assets and charge a fee to hand over the information.
My husband paid another visa application fee and handed over another thick sheaf of documents supporting his application.
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After I've paid the £20 entrance fee he hands me a black towel and asks if I've been before.
