Sentence examples for fee waiting from inspiring English sources

At most airports, such a traveler has few options: wandering through the nearby shops and restaurants, waiting in a chair near the gate or, for a fee, waiting in an airline lounge.

Reince Priebus, the Republican Party chairman, has also found his inner egalitarian, telling a gathering of conservatives in February that "if there's not a private luxury jet and a quarter-million-dollar speaking fee waiting for her, you can forget" seeing Hillary Clinton in public.

Roku customers can now choose from Amazon's enormous selection without paying subscription fees, waiting for downloads, or running out to the video store.

Take notes of services, fees, waiting lists.

The next type of accessibility to be faced are all types of costs (monetary and opportunity cost): problems such as transportation, medical fees, waiting times, service interruptions, medicines, lab tests, time out of work (e.g., younger population faces longer delays to specialized RA care because they might have less time than the retired or the elderly to seek medical care) [ 43].

Shareholders must pay their own legal fees, wait years to be paid and then could end up getting less than they sought.

If you thought there was an almighty stink about tuition fees, wait till you see what it's like when the Duchess of Caernarfonshire is being sent off to live on an estate in Middlesborough.

Without a bank account, paying bills often requires a fee or waiting in long lines to pay with cash.

These fees are waiting for you at the airport and will add to the other fees you paid when you bought the ticket.

Those who are against the Europe-imposed fees are waiting for ICAO, a United Nations body, to set up global rules on emission reduction.

When it comes to legal spats, companies often loathe having to spend millions of dollars on legal fees while waiting months for a case to drag through courts.