Sentence examples for offered a fee from inspiring English sources

As it has done with a few other bands the retailer offered a fee as well as access to the billboard.

The reason: he was offered a fee of only $1,100 Canadian (£538) for eight shows; the venue was to receive $1,218 from ticket sales.

When a group of company presidents offered a fee of £20,000 for an hour's Skype time with Assange, he told Harrison: "If Tony Blair – a war criminal – can get £120,000, I should get at least £1 more than him".

"We were offered a fee for Stephen by Crystal Palace in December when the previous manager was there, which we more or less accepted," explained MacDonald.

There were discounts for combos: In a 1996 sales letter to a lender, Deloitte offered a fee of $975 for a one-unit borrower, but only $900 for someone with three units.

O'Neill was offered a fee more than 25 times that for a single Test match, as well as travel costs and accommodation, to trial with the Yankees.

Small cable channels offer a fee that doesn't cover the cost of insurance.

Lafferty: Chester offers a fee reduction for our own undergraduates who stay on and study our master's programme.

It was a shock when, late in the decade, a lecture agent telephoned to offer a fee for reading my poems at a college.

"The simple way to look at it is that there are advisers who cover the whole market and offer a fee option, or those who cover a limited range of products and don't have to offer a fee-paying option," Elms says.

Levy is also set for talks with Bale to inform him he will not be sold for any price, although Spurs' resolve will be tested to the extreme limits should Real Madrid offer a fee of around £60m as reported.