Sentence examples for recouped for from inspiring English sources

And Steve Carell accepted a deal to be paid part of the gross only after financing costs were recouped for "Dinner for Schmucks".

"The price of gas downstream is always going to be higher because you have costs that have to be recouped for getting it to the customer," said Robert H. Davis, a spokesman for Exxon Mobil.

Within days he agreed on a deal to share with the other main factions the customs revenues from the two major border crossings in the north, which until then he had recouped for himself alone.

Producing a complex Birtwistle score and making the instrumental parts means that there may be outgoings that will not be recouped for many years, and Birtwistle, after all, is arguably the most original British composer alive.

And although no lives could be saved directly with the plan, it would allow some money to be recouped for a beleaguered city from the thousands of tons of steel, copper and aluminum.

The Liberal Democrats said the idea had been looked at by the coalition government but decided against because it was not clear the money could be recouped for the taxpayer.

The tuba player Don Godwin single-handedly recoups for decades of band-geek abuse with his charismatic playing; his authentic, timely bleats are an audience favorite.

So now they face a down year in order to recoup for their 2016 bid at a fourth title in seven seasons.

President Obama will try to recoup for taxpayers as much as $120 billion of the money spent to bail out the financial system, most likely through a tax on large banks, administration and Congressional officials said Monday.

Traditionally, the business has gone to tiny local agencies, which earn a cut (about 25%) of the debts they recoup for their customers banks, hospitals, utilities and other creditors.

Mr. Sillerman said the show "will recoup for our investors, though it was not roaring success of 'The Producers.' " That show, which cost nearly $11 million to mount, earned back its investment after eight months.