Sentence examples for fees that have left from inspiring English sources

They also can be used for standard online orders, but those tickets will be subject to the same sorts of fees that have left some customers irritated at Sinemia's shifting business model.

Mr Whittingdale expressed regret that his announcement of a Green Paper on the future of the BBC had come "so close" to a licence fee settlement that has left the BBC £700m worse off.

Students at the University of Hull are demanding a refund of their £9,000-a-year fees over the closure of a campus that has left staff "utterly demoralised" and hundreds of undergraduates in "open revolt".

The fee was the start of a two-year ordeal that has left Mr. Ngo broke and living in exile in Houston.

Fewer lawsuits are being filed, which means a decline in filing fees, and that has left the courts with a $74 million shortfall.

That has left to the new Democratic majority the task of enacting fees that the Republicans had put in the 2000 budget.

That has left little evidence.

That has left the party red faced.

That has left F.C.C. officials unimpressed.

But other clients -- the image-conscious purveyors of luxury goods and services that paid $10,000 monthly retainer fees -- have left, including Chanel and the City Club Hotel in Manhattan.

This, and rising listing fees, have left some eBay users grumbling that eBay cares more about the bottom line than the community.