Sentence examples for show fees from inspiring English sources

The Independent Schools Council's Census 2013 data show fees in the north average £3,054 a term, a third less than the London rate.

Five days can cost $1,000, what with trainers' fees and show fees and hotel stays, not to mention clothing, equipment and provisions for the horses.

At my friend's level of participation, there are no sponsors with deep pockets to pay for the transportation, training, show fees and stabling.

If showing is your main focus in your life and you cannot afford the higher show fees for Professional divisions: find a different method of payment or avoid advertising your paid coaching.

Derek Nash and Tanya Walsh found a brown envelope with a £15.95 "no show fee" left in their son Alex's schoolbag last week, sent by his classmate's mother Julie Lawrence.

(Southwest recently implemented no-show fees, which we wrote about last month).

As a result, Mr. Mooney said, contractors did not report the extortion to the police but instead gave coalition members construction jobs and frequently paid so-called no-show fees to Mr. Jennings to keep coalition members off their sites.

"Every study we've seen by independent parties shows fees going down over time," he said.

Research group Laing and Buisson shows fees can differ by hundreds of pounds a week.

College data shows fees for a public college averaged $22,826 a year and $44,750 for a private college.

The 2002 census also shows fee rises averaging 7.5%, slightly higher than in 2001.