Sentence examples for fees for making from inspiring English sources

The fees for making changes in nonrefundable domestic tickets rose last month from $75 to $100.

Its fees for making those grants and investment management were $576,996.

For starters, banks have grown accustomed to earning fees for making mortgages that they sell to Fannie and Freddie.

Tandem offers a cashback credit card that has no fees for making purchases or withdrawing cash abroad.

That is, checked-bag fees and $150 penalty fees for making a reservations change remain in effect, while customers continue to have "the flexibility to purchase additional products à la carte," as American put it.

Former President George Bush, for example, in lieu of $80,000 in fees for making a 1998 speech, took stock that later grew in value to as much as $14 million.

There are fees for exchanges: a yearly membership fee to the exchange company, which averages around $90, and a fee for each exchange you make, which averages $129.

Lowering tuition fees may make for good headlines, and may be a useful boast on the campaign trail.

Klarna fronts up the payments and charges retailers a fee for making online purchases easier.

John would pick up an $800,000 fee for making a few phone calls".

And both the government and private lenders charge a one-time fee for making the loan.