Sentence examples for of an upfront from inspiring English sources

Instead of an upfront fee, players are assaulted by arbitrary timers, making them wait while cars are repaired, maintained and upgraded.

The discovery process "has established that the lawyers and the court were not informed of an upfront discount for Barclays," the spokeswoman, Kimberly Macleod, said.

Indeed, as television evolved and networks had to fight harder for advertisers' attention, the lavishness of an upfront presentation became inversely linked to a network's fortunes (or lack thereof).

The Senate voted for an amendment that got rid of an upfront $50 billion levy on banks to cover the cost of liquidations, requiring instead that they pay the bill afterwards.

Executives of Scripps Networks shared details of the channels' plans at a briefing for reporters on Tuesday morning, ahead of an upfront presentation in the afternoon for advertisers and agencies.

He said a change in the structure of the asset protection scheme, which will see RBS pay an annual fee of £700m for its ongoing involvement, instead of an upfront fee, would allow the possibility that the banking group might make an early exit, something he said the government would be "very happy to see".

The firm is said to have pushed for an upfront payment of billions of dollars, but has not received one.

All for an upfront fee of up to $7,500.

For practitioners of such an upfront art form, Cirque du Soleil operates with a very high degree of secrecy.

(Or you can pay $69.99 annually, if you choose, or opt out of fees with an upfront payment of $249).

Selig felt that a provision of the deal — an upfront loan from Fox of $385 million — would have unfairly enriched McCourt and his wife, Jamie, who are divorcing.