Sentence examples for royalties may be from inspiring English sources

Adding sales from overseas, and from audio and large-print editions, the advance may be repaid so quickly that royalties may be flowing to Mr. Clinton by fall.

The days of U.S. technology companies wielding patents to block Asian competitors from the market or collect big royalties may be waning.

Royalties may be paid to us, the university and the sponsor.

Even though France's royalty may be long gone, its vestiges remain.

People often don't realize, for example, that if a California hotel with paintings on the walls changes ownership, or if a donated sculpture sells for more than its original price at a fundraising auction, a royalty may be due.

Sure... royalty may be to London, as Wall Street is to New York, or as Hollywood is to Los Angeles, but it does not necessarily follow that one needs either a crown or a royal bloodline in order to live like a queen in England's capital city.

But if they think people are listening to it instead of streaming or buying music where they earn royalties, Goldstein may be in for some legal trouble.

He (and many other music sites) also harbors hope that royalty fees may be relaxed in the future (negotiations are currently in the works).

But many artists think it is an extension of publishing a CD, which attracts a higher royalty fee.And there may be further technological battles to come.

The two sides are also doing battle in the courts.The quest for higher royalties may actually be doing record labels more harm than good.

Royalties and other fees may be paid to Double Take, but not until after 2019.