Sentence examples for presenter fee from inspiring English sources

The increases make Clarkson easily the best-paid BBC star, ahead of Graham Norton who earns a little above £2m from the licence fee and his production company So Television and Gary Lineker who earns a presenter fee from the licence fee of about £2m a year.

In the past five years BV has received presenter fees from Vasyli International for the purpose of presenting seminars in the prescription and fitting of orthoses.

Presenter fees and contracts vary widely.

However, he took home £2.15m in "presenter fees, production fees and royalties", a 40% increase on the previous year.

One of a select band of BBC stars believed to be paid more than £1m a year, Norton earned a total of £2.6m in the year to the end of July 2012 in "presenter fees, production fees and royalties" from his production company So Television, which he co-founded and was sold to ITV for £17m last year.

The real engine of his financial success comes not from his on-screen presenter's fee, but from the BBC buying out his 30% stake in a company set up to exploit the commercial opportunities generated by the hit BBC2 motoring show that Clarkson helped to reinvent a decade ago.

That will have seemed like a good idea at the time, saving the BBC from paying Clarkson perhaps another £1m a year in presenter's fees out of the BBC licence fee.

Nicky Campbell, the BBC Radio 5 Live presenter, has donated the fee he received for appearing in last year's BBC tribute to Jimmy Savile to a charity dedicated to helping abused children.

Once you send the invitation, it is a good time to begin to make arrangements for the presenter's honorarium or fee.

"We hugely value our talented presenters, but the fees we pay are influenced by market conditions, which have clearly changed.

Finally, we also provided the option for attendees to have one-on-one critique sessions (for a $25 fee) with the workshop presenter.