Sentence examples for getting a royalty for from inspiring English sources

"No agreements were made in terms of him getting a royalty for every vuvuzela ever produced.

The monks get a royalty for every bottle and last year made more than £6m.

In return, Apple gets a royalty for the logo's use.

Not because he got a royalty for each pill popped by the 100m women who, in 2013, were taking it; but because he had bought shares in Syntex.

While the technology of the Pico is great in that it simplifies home brewing to almost Keurig like simplicity, maybe the most exciting part about PicoBrew's plans is that brewers using the Zymatic will soon be able to submit their recipes for use in PicoPaks and get a royalty for each one sold.

It doesn't matter if someone's getting a royalty cheque for $15 or $15,000, what matters is they feel as if their contributions to the world have been valued and recognised.

Opening your mailbox to an Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Settlement check is like getting a royalty payment for the snuff film your kid brother was in.

Recording contracts vary, but most artists get a royalty of 10 to 15 percent for the sale of a CD, minus many deductions, while licenses pay a royalty of 50 percent and may not be subject to the same deductions.

Four and a half years later, they're no closer to doing so – despite streaming rates being so low that one songwriter told me she recently got a royalty check for £26 for 2m plays on Pandora and £2.75 for 330,000 plays on YouTube.

Last year, for his recorded contribution to hip-hop's genesis, he got a royalty cheque for $6,000 from "some society that looks for artists who've been taken advantage of".

For Christmas one year, I only sold one board, so I got a royalty check for $2.