Sentence examples for lines fee from inspiring English sources

Through May 12. On Sunday at 11 45 a.m., "The Brooklyn BMT Lines," a tour of the R, B and N lines; fee, $20 $155 for museum members).

The city will also reduce the cruise lines' fees in exchange for volume and revenue guarantees.

And because of its monopoly on international traffic, the Post and Telecommunications Corporation charges the other four Internet access providers high monthly rates for leased lines, fees that they pass on to users.

So will the bottom-line emphasis fee revenue.

"The bottom line for fee payers is that their money is not going to be used for the P.T.O.," said Brigid Quinn, a public affairs officer.

There is no contract and no line-rental fee: the user simply buys call vouchers from shops and petrol stations.When mobiles first became popular, Norman Lamont, then chancellor of the exchequer, displayed a typically British reaction to new technology by labelling mobile phones a "scourge".

You'll pay a monthly line access fee and then, depending on your data use, about $30 a month for 4GB of data.

Ports typically make their revenues through leases with shipping lines, wharfage fees, and tariffs.

By contrast, he said, the road to foreclosure is lined with fees, especially if it is prolonged.

6.24pm BST Farron says "we should have seen this as a red line - fees should have been a red line" If it was him he would have apologised for "screwing up the coalition negotiations" on this issue.

In Texas, where rates are higher, average lease rates in the biggest cities are $16.14 a line, while fees in rural areas are $25.61 a line.