Sentence examples for such a large fee from inspiring English sources

While a physical trainer or even a masseur is not an uncommon adjunct on a major tour, a doctor attending to only one star, and for such a large fee — $150,000 a month — is all but unheard-of, said these people, who spoke on the condition that they not be named to protect their dealings with A.E.G.

Ms. Church, then 13, said she had wondered why anybody would waive such a large fee, but had gone along with the arrangement, in which she sang three songs, after advisers told her it was a way of encouraging "good press" from the Murdoch papers.

Pulisic's transfer for such a large fee marks the player as the superstar the U.S. has been waiting for.

Exeter University Students Guildd said it would work with the university to make sure students "get the education they deserve for such a large fee".

Mr Archer said: "The fees have got to be worth it, so the guild has been working hard to ensure that the university makes sure they get the education they deserve for such a large fee".

Most could not afford such a large fee in the first place.

Another commonplace technique for multinationals to lower their tax bills - a variation on the transfer pricing theme - is for the head office in one country to charge all the national subsidiaries a large fee for "management services", such as accounting.

The City can, for a large fee, provide these services.

"If a community wishes not to let studios film, they charge such a large permit fee to the studios the studios take their business elsewhere," she said.

A small fee is initially paid for the herbs and only upon recovery of the patient will a larger fee be requested.

Typically, email brokers charge between 15 and 25percentt, but the fee for such a large account may have been closer to 10percentt, according to people familiar with the industry.