Sentence examples for for a large fee from inspiring English sources

The City can, for a large fee, provide these services.

There are plenty of people who, for a large fee, will listen to the whines of the wealthy.

When he tried to return it, the shopkeeper gave him the address of a tailor who could repair it — for a large fee.

But Jared Paul Stern, a contributor to Page Six (which does not actually appear on Page 6), offered to go easy on Mr. Burkle, for a large fee.

One of the few local growth industries is travel agencies — firms that promise to get you abroad, legally or otherwise, often for a large fee.

Over the past decade, Trump's business focussed on providing its name, for a large fee, to those operating in the shadows of the global economy.

The Qing dynasty (1644 1911/12) appointed merchant firms, which in return for paying a large fee to the authorities were given a monopoly on all trade coming into China from one of these three groups.

While a physical trainer or even a masseur is not an uncommon adjunct on a major tour, a doctor attending to only one star, and for such a large fee — $150,000 a month — is all but unheard-of, said these people, who spoke on the condition that they not be named to protect their dealings with A.E.G.

Pulisic's transfer for such a large fee marks the player as the superstar the U.S. has been waiting for.

Exeter University Students Guildd said it would work with the university to make sure students "get the education they deserve for such a large fee".

Mr Archer said: "The fees have got to be worth it, so the guild has been working hard to ensure that the university makes sure they get the education they deserve for such a large fee".