Sentence examples for giant fees from inspiring English sources

Moby tells me: 'I have a lot of friends in the independent and non-profit movie making area and they're always on about the problems getting music to go with their images, because record companies and publishing companies charge giant fees.

That's how they earn giant fees.

Both women's parents split the broker fee of 15 percent of a year's rent, or just over $4,000, horrified at "the giant fee just to have someone help you find an apartment," Ms. Collier said.

Sanders used his time to style himself as our commander-in-chief in the war against Goldman Sachs, promising there would be no Goldman Sachs hires for Treasury secretary, and jabbing Clinton repeatedly for taking giant speaking fees from the vampire squid itself.

There's nothing illegal about any of that; other former presidents have accepted giant speaking fees, too.

Loyal fliers, or people willing to pay a giant annual fee, can avoid some of these charges; others are unavoidable.

Growing from the bottom of the grid in the circled letters is JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, and chasing him in some of the long Down entries from left to right is the Giant, crying, "FEE FI FO FUM!" He continues his cry at the symmetrically placed 3- and 50 Down: "I SMELL THE BLOOD/OF AN ENGLISHMAN".

Some of the issues, like Dai-Ichi, are going to be giant, generating fat fees for advising banks.

Wangan and Jagalingou (W&J) representatives who swung the balance in favour of reviving a deal with the mining giant pocketed "sitting fees" that their native title lawyers said should be held in trust for the entire group.

The accord ended a high-stakes game of brinkmanship between the two companies that was the latest in a string of recent feuds between media giants over transmission fees.

Ms. Bair and others argue that the government should impose fees on giant banks to encourage them to operate more carefully and offset some of the costs of rescuing big institutions.