Sentence examples for pay talent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Irwin reaped millions of dollars a year from his "Crocodile Hunter" persona, and Discovery, which owns Animal Planet and other channels, continues to pay talent fees to the Irwins.

We will collect for work performed through February 29th, and pay talent accordingly, after which you can connect with your existing talent or clients of your own accord.

Obama's gift for humour has made it the highlight of the evening, even upstaging the paid talent.

People with money and no knowledge of beer are also starting up breweries, relying on bought-in (and badly paid) talent to make a name for themselves.

The remit of Myers's latest report did not include one of the most controversial areas of BBC spending – the amount it pays talent.

So, forcing the BBC alone to disclose what it pays talent would most likely put it at a significant disadvantage and ultimately give worse value for licence fee payers.

That lets promoters ensure they're not paying talent more than they'll take in from ticket sales, and it gives them more negotiating leverage, because performers themselves are a bit less important when it comes to attracting an audience.

The cost of popular programs is skyrocketing and not just for highly paid talent.

Since forbes began tracking team values in 1998, the Bears have never made the NFL's top ten for paying talent.

CAIRO — Bassem Youssef, a 37-year-old cardiothoracic surgeon, is closing a television deal that would make him one of the top paid talents on Egyptian television, a rise to stardom that began less than two months ago — on YouTube.

(Scott) Film Series 'Bert Stern: Original Mad Man' (Sunday) Shannah Laumeister's documentary traces the career of the celebrity photographer Bert Stern, who rose from the ranks at Look magazine to become one of the highest paid talents in the advertising industry.