Sentence examples for fee something from inspiring English sources

Instead they want to recoup a sizeable amount of Robinho's transfer fee, something they consider realistic given his impressive performances in the World Cup.

His only regret was to spend so much time trying to convince partliament that Channel 4 should share the licence fee, something that the Trust and the BBC are implacably opposed to.

Some have even eliminated late fees, something my mortgage company hasn't done.

And such hippies as Crosby, Stills and Nash and Joni Mitchell would turn up at their manager David Geffen's office just to hear him screaming down the phone in order to raise their fees, something they were presumably too fragile to do for themselves.

Though Farron claims to be passionately proud of the Lib Dems' record in government, he voted against some of the coalition's most unpopular policies, including the bedroom tax and, crucially, tuition fees – something he admits will have helped his campaign.

He also decided to support a rise in tuition fees, something he had opposed in opposition.

He also decided to support a rise in tuition fees, something he had opposed when in opposition.

There are also no fees – something that can't be said of all the prepaid cards on the market.

For another, payments go straight to the creator's PayPal or Stripe account, with no transaction fees (something that tripped up Patreon recently).

The business model for a b2b-focused bttn will be monthly fees — something that corporate partners are more likely to be happy to pay for than private users.

Verveer reported that Minoui was paying for Ali's school fees (something she confirmed to HuffPost, saying it was part of an advance from her publisher) and that Glamour was supporting an initiative to help other underprivileged Yemeni girls.