Sentence examples for fees will total from inspiring English sources

The midweek green fees will total £145 per player.

As I've written here before, broadcast and cable networks are squeezing cable companies with ever-steeper "retransmission consent" fees for carrying their content; this year, those fees will total four billion dollars.

Under the old system, residents could have paid $804 million over 30 years, but under the new system, those fees will total $525 million, said Gayle Horwitz, the authority president.

Whatever mixing and matching Cablevision must do to keep MSG and FSNY alive cannot make up for losing the Yankees, although MSG would save on huge rights fees, which will total $52 million this season.

In the coming days, viewers can expect to see sparks fly, friendships form and various humiliations for the stars who have agreed to take part for fees which will total hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Tuition and fees at Canada's McGill University will total $16,689 Canadian ($17,400 U.S). for U.S. students studying for a B.A. and $25,722 Canadian for those working toward an engineering degree.

Paulson is allowing a handful of firms to execute the mortgage buybacks for a fee of 1%, which will total billions of dollars.

While an exact fee remains undetermined, Spowers estimates it will total about £450 (roughly $720) – comparable to the monthly operating costs of a new, moderately priced car.

Government, private funders, philanthropic organizations, and Abode's deferred service fees will provide a total of $6.9 million in funding for the six-year Project Welcome Home project.

As many see future investment returns more muted the level of total fees will become more important.

The average performance of the two families' funds will be the same, but if the pattern found in past research persists, the fund family that will have the greatest net inflow of assets — and, hence, the one whose total management fees will grow fastest — will be the one with the star performer and the dud.