Sentence examples for for enormous fees from inspiring English sources

Immediately, concert offers for enormous fees engulfed him.

He revolutionised the role of the winger, was traded for enormous fees, won league titles and scored in cup finals, and he was handsome, charismatic and wildly popular with supporters.

Well, yes they do, but banks also charge enormous fees for amendments and extensions.

But it is really tough forging a career in the arts if you can't afford the enormous fees for drama school, if you don't know anybody who can give you a leg-up, if your parents can't subsidise you for a few years whilst you make your name, and if you can't afford to take on an unpaid internship.

Sports franchises demand enormous fees for carrying broadcasts and contracts still escalate.

If small publishers lose, they can be stung for enormous "success fees" from the litigants' lawyers, who may double their normal rates to cover the risks of coming away with nothing.

"While Credit Suisse's new loan product resulted in enormous fees to Credit Suisse in 2005, it resulted in financial ruin for several residential resort communities," he wrote.

Those vehicles generated both enormous fees and enormous profits.

The bank marketed more than $20 billion worth of C.D.O.'s, earning enormous fees.

Enormous fees, out of proportion to the work done or the miles flown, also pay for the dead periods between mandates, and for the bidding contests that the banks fail to win.

In the past, a relatively small number of customers generated such enormous fees from overdraft charges and penalties on credit cards that they subsidized free checking and generous rewards programs for the majority of customers.