Sentence examples for per special from inspiring English sources

"We don't have plans to change our simple, tried and true structure of $20 per special exhibition," Mr. Govan added.

Overall New York employs nearly two times as many professionals per special education pupil as the national norm--the student-to-staff ratio in New York is 5.5 compared to the U.S. average of 10.1.

The website reports the massive contract is rumored to be a record high for a stand-up comedian; $20 million per special is reportedly more than fellow comedians like Louis C.K., Jerry Seinfeld and Amy Schumer earn. .

The team calculated screening rates by dividing the reported number screened by the number of total participants per special event.

State officials place New York's average cost per special-education preschool child at about $17,000, likely one of the highest rates in the nation; Massachusetts spends less than $10,000, The Times reported this year.

If the accused murderer is voted guilty, he will be executed on a pay-per-view special.

No wonder he appeared in Mr. Stern's pay-per-view special, getting massaged by a half-naked bombshell.

In one scene he concocts a plan to turn the birth of Anna Nicole's daughter, who arrived not long before Anna Nicole's death, into a live pay-per-view special.

"I find that people are, more and more, accepting that there is a spirit world, another place for them to go," says Margolis, author of "Questions From Earth, Answers From Heaven" and producer of a recent pay-per-view special, Char: A Psychic For the New Millenium.

One of those dudes who would watch every pay-per-view special, on the edge of his seat all the while.

The WWE said a record 1 million homes watched its pay-per-view special "Wrestlemania".