Sentence examples for fees to get from inspiring English sources

Some lenders may agree to waive certain fees to get or keep your business.

It cost me $2K in attorney fees to get him off.

"He raised fees to get a birth certificate, which would have been expensive for me," Mr. Obama joked, grinning.

Unfortunately, About does not have millions of people paying tidy monthly subscription fees to get at the content.

Power bought from remote locations will also be subject to transmission fees to get it to New York.

"The rural population is willing to pay substantial subscription fees to get this information multiple times a day," says Kunal Bajaj of BDA.

No School Pujia Senior Middle School, the formal name of Qingming's high school, is a grimy building where students pay enormous fees to get a government education.

Are you willing to jump through so many button-pressing hoops, and pay such high Internet fees, to get the Q's $200 price and gorgeous looks?

Chuck Slugg said he saw fees to get on the beach rise to $700 a year from $300 by the end of a five-year agreement.

Chinese education has its own problems, including bribes and fees to get into good schools, huge classes of 50 or 60 students, second-rate equipment and lousy universities.

From airlines offering frequent flier deals to telecommunications companies lowering their fees to get more volume, organizations are spending millions of dollars developing and implementing rewards programs.