Sentence examples for fees to adding from inspiring English sources

Sponsorship means anything from financial (like paying the monthly fees) to adding value in terms of training (Amex ran entrepreneur boot camps, Huggies distributed potty-training DVDs to toddler playgroup Meetups).

While direct deposits are free, there are fees to add money in the form of cash (at services like MoneyGram or CheckFreePay) or paper checks.

And Vig expects such fees to add up over time as it attracts more customers, even if it's too nascent to know what to charge just yet.

Its business model involves selling its platform as a SaaS offering, which means its clients pay subscription fees to add autonomy to their robots.

The Gotham Stakes runner-up, Yawanna Twist, is among six horses whose owners paid a $6,000 fee to add them to the list of Triple Crown contenders.

Owner Anthony Oppenheimer, who plans to pay a £75,000 fee to add Golden Horn to the Derby field, said Dettori is "very likely" to ride.

It would be reasonable for them to charge a one-time fee to add fraud alerts, especially when the consumer isn't actually a victim.

Municipalities and local governments reach out to the company, and pay a nominal licensing fee to add Angry Birds play equipment to their parks.

You may need to pay a fee to add Caller ID to your service.

In exchange, you will pay Etsy a small listing fee to add your item to the storefront and a small commission when the item sells.

Their fees started to add up very quickly and it was taking a big piece of my profit.