Sentence examples for fees quite from inspiring English sources

And nothing sends a message about resort fees quite like an abandoned reservation.

Prior to April 2012, the money collected by the FSA went towards reducing these fees, quite substantially so in some years.

He said there are few other services that rack up ridiculous fees quite like lawyers do because clients have no idea how many hours they're going to bill.

He still charged a call-out fee, quite a packet to part with for the privilege of feeling like a dunce.

In 1986, he announced the launch of all-day television on the BBC, saying: "It did not seem proper to take a licence fee and give no service to a section of the audience, many of whom were the very people who find the licence fee quite an item in their expenditure – old age pensioners, the unemployed and the shift workers.

"I still fee quite privileged to be here in F1.

Courtwork is subsidized by the government rather than being paid for by the parties (court fees are quite small and raising them above a certain level may violate due process and access-to-courts entitlements under US and state constitutions).

"The fees are quite high," he says.

The fees are quite low, often one-third to one-half of prices in the United States.

The fees are quite reasonable, and the few times we've had to use it they have reimbursed us quickly.

Innsbruck does have city bikes, a la Paris or London, but the rental fees are quite high compared with other cities.