Sentence examples for large royalties from inspiring English sources

His salary was modest but he received large royalties – all of which he gave to charities.

In mid-1988, Mr. Gingrich, then a rising power, put the spotlight on Speaker Jim Wright, focusing on large royalties from a book deal and other business dealings.

Finding that the patent laws in England were encouraging, William boldly decided to settle there as an inventor, but he found it difficult to make a living until his water meter, invented in 1851, began to earn large royalties.

In addition, he has received large royalties as a composer of songs that have become hits through recordings by Peter, Paul, and Mary, the Kingston Trio, and other performers.

But then the federal and Alberta governments began allowing companies to recover their capital and operating costs before being charged large royalties.

Mulling over some options, such as having a session musician interpolate the part themselves still led to having to pay a large royalties.

They can demand a large royalty, far more than they could have done without the standard.

Smaller sellers, who often lack the power to obtain large royalty fees in negotiations with corporations, are also hoping for better profits.

Of course, that subsidiary pays a lot for coffee sold to it by a profitable Starbucks subsidiary in Switzerland, and pays a large royalty for the right to use the company's intellectual property to another subsidiary in the Netherlands.

It did this by handing over large royalty cheques to a UK subsidiary for its coffee roasting expertise, and paying an inflated price for green, un-roasted coffee beans to a Swiss subsidiary.

Therefore, anyone who aspires to a large royalty, a high print run and a low retail price on their book should write either a popular history (or similarly accessible) volume or a textbook.