Sentence examples for reading fee from inspiring English sources

Among them is a handwritten note reading "Fee UBS … Should I Declare … Nervous … If I Declare How much?" The indictment against Upham, 72, says she opened a UBS account in 1993 in the name of the Rivaro Foundation and in 2000 signed a document stating, "I would like to avoid disclosure of my identity to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service under the new tax regulations".

More for me," he'd say when you turned down some offer he'd made you — to split a reading fee, to go fishing in Puget Sound, to divide up a last doughnut.

One man, who has just heard of his brother's death - killed for a relationship across caste lines - refuses to have the reading fee waived, since it would cheapen the death to hear it for free.

Book prizes are also common, for a small reading fee.

You should not be asked for a reading fee.

No reputable agent will ever ask for a reading fee to see your manuscript.

A few signs at the march read "Fee Milago Sala!" referring to an indigenous activist who remains detained since January 16, 2016 in the region of Jujuy after refusing to leave a protest against the newly-elected governor and Macri ally, Gerardo Morales.

For starters, they often require a license (read: fee) for operating circuses and carnivals, but they may also be willing to join in a revenue-sharing operation that would help minimize the financial risk for all involved if you ask nicely.

Re-focus on the core mission: Keeping the hobbyists happy and converting potential recruits into hardcore (read: fees-paying) users.

Mr. Barr remains at the helm today, and though the foundation now provides poets with more than $3 million in prizes and reading fees, friction remains over how the foundation is spending its money over all.

Agents that charge reading fees are suspect; the same should be true of contests.