Sentence examples for fee of somewhere from inspiring English sources

But it was the performance of the six recent graduates of Leeds's under-19 Academy team that suggested there can be life after Harris, who according to Welsh sources, will leave for a fee of somewhere between £500,000 and £750,000 immediately the Rhinos' Super League season is over, foregoing Great Britain's series against Australia for a union international against Tonga.

Comcast and NFL Network agreed to a fee of somewhere between 40 and 50 cents per month, per subscriber, according to the New York Times.

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Plastiq works with the major credit card companies and a variety of payment networks to provide the necessary infrastructure, and charges the consumer a small fee for each transaction processed of somewhere between 1.5 and 2.5percentt for the convenience and flexibility of being able to use a credit card.

When joining an organization, you can expect to pay a small fee, usually somewhere around $25. Subscribe to that organization's list of farm hosts.

Think of somewhere nice".

And the voice of somewhere else.

Remind you of somewhere?

Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere.

You'll have to pay a fee, somewhere in the neighborhood of $50, to have them processed.

Legal fees should come to somewhere around two per cent of the purchase cost, and there is a nominal fee of up to US$700 for the drafting of the Agreement of Sale.