Sentence examples for hefty entrance from inspiring English sources
Others have complained at the hefty entrance fee of £29.95 ($47) for an adult paying on the door.
In the nation's 600 continuing care communities, residents usually pay a hefty entrance fee - often called an admissions, accommodation or endowment fee - along with a moderate monthly fee.
If you go to the British Museum once a year and pay £15 to see a blockbuster, you are in effect paying a hefty entrance fee.
Caught in the real estate slump, her home remained on the market for three years before she could sell it and use the proceeds toward the hefty entrance fee at Pennswood.
The Conservative group on the London Assembly thinks it has found at least a partial solution: throw open the doors of the Met's crime museum – currently accessible by invitation only – and charge a hefty entrance fee.
"They don't feel they have to know about art to own it".As director, Mr Ramsay makes three-quarters of his money from charging galleries between £2,000 and £6,000 for their stands and the rest from a hefty entrance fee £8 in Britain and $10 in New York.
We glimpse the daily comings and goings, their staff and numerous dogs, life behind a hefty gated entrance.
On Sunday night, as people filed in to Da Prato's cozy loft, she passed around an entrancing appetizer a hefty slab of pink rock salt covered in cubes of watermelon, themselves topped with a dab of feta mousse and smothered in edible petals.
Splurge on dinner in the club's restaurant before going to its hippy-themed Flower Power (entrance €47) and dodge the hefty cover.
The work, a large piece — roughly 100 linear feet, broken into four or five hefty segments — by the sculptor and installation artist Rita McBride, will stand in the entrance lobby of P.S. 315, near a large, open staircase leading down to the school's library.
Although she's been able to attend school in Beijing in return for hefty fees paid by her parents, she is not allowed to take college entrance exams in the capital.
