Sentence examples for fees of a from inspiring English sources

Some of the special villages charge annual fees of a few hundred dollars.

But there are government-regulated fees of a fraction of a penny per minute for transferring calls onto the regular phone network, which most people continue to use.

The problem is that many talented young players around the country can't afford the annual fees of a program and therefore end up being completely forgotten and alienated.

A majority of procedures are done by nonphysicians, for fees of a few hundred dollars, compared with a doctor's fee, which can be $1,000 or more.

At one point he said he would look into paying the legal fees of a man charged with assault at his rally.

Most of Lucknow's historic buildings are open from about 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. and charge small entrance fees of a rupee or less.

After all, as John Mulaney recently pointed out, most universities couldn't afford the fees of A-listers like them, anyway.

Make sure you understand the policies and penalty fees of an account before signing up.

(The building also paid Ms. Rolison a fee of a month's rent).

Today, Kitten's Joy commands a stud fee of a hundred thousand dollars.

The adviser usually charges a fee of a percent-or-two of the "assets under management".