Sentence examples for fees ring from inspiring English sources
Stacey wants to see house fees ring fenced for improvements such as better changing facilities rather than just going into owners' pockets.
Staff, students and others marched together under banners from colleges all over the country, while drums and chants protesting at the fees rang out for miles.
But with two billion unauthorized downloads of songs every month, according to the Recording Industry Association of America, royalty fees produced from ring tones cannot make up for the toll that piracy has taken on songwriters.
"The call for a fixed fee doesn't ring true with us," said Mr Johnson.
Suppose you need to change your flight, as a number of passengers will doubtless have to do over the festive season: the fee if you ring the call centre rises by a third from £45 to £60.
2). Keith Curry: The Newport Beach councilman, who presided as mayor over the opening of the new Civic Center and fights over increased dock fees and fire rings, is running for state Assembly.
First-time buyers are often pushed through to solicitors linked to estate agents and mortgage lenders – who may earn referral fees – or have to ring round local law firms recommended by friends to try to find quotes.
I rang the fees office and asked if there was a limit to what I could spend before I bought a TV, and they said no.
Steven Wallman, a former member of the Securities and Exchange Commission who founded Folio[fn], is trying to make a competitive issue of the fees, expenses and taxes rung up by mutual fund investors.
