Sentence examples for out for a fee from inspiring English sources

These tracts are leased out for a fee to oil, gas or timber companies by the government.

During his writers festival appearance Latham said he had been "flattered" by all the media approaches he'd had and he was holding out for a fee.

Crystal Palace have rejected a bid of £18m from Everton for the forward Yannick Bolasie, with the south London club holding out for a fee closer to £30m.

If you can afford to hire a server or waiter, that definitely simplifies your job, and there have been times I've enlisted my children to help out, for a fee.

Leicester have already been linked with the 23-year-old, and are believed to have had a £15m offer rejected by the Russian club as they look to hold out for a fee of at least £18.9m.

During the six-month rainy season, when the road becomes a river of mud, men with tractors wait for you to founder and haul you out for a fee.

It's an absolute scam that we are asked to fork out for a license fee at all, never mind the increased fee the beeb were after.

Mid-examination, he pointed out that for a fee, $3,500 to $6,000, he could trim her labia to make it look more pretty, like a symmetrical butterfly.

The Spurs chairman responded to criticism that he should have cut his losses rather than holding out for a £30.75m fee.

The family still follows Lewis Newton's system of sharing 20 to 25percentt of the gross ride receipts with the sponsor rather than hiring out for a fixed fee; depending on a carnival's size, length and crowds, the sponsor may get from $10,000 to $100,000, Mr. Newton said.

"We are left with that decision and now we have to face with it, to deal with it in a correct way," said the Arsenal manager, who could now move to bring in another midfielder, with long-time target Yann M'Vila still on the radar, as Rennes hold out for a £17m fee, along with Real Madrid's Turkish midfielder Nuri Sahin, who is also interesting Liverpool.