Sentence examples for top fee from inspiring English sources

The Met's top fee per appearance is $16,000.

Bands were listed alphabetically so everyone got equal billing, and the top fee was $15,000.

(The Metropolitan Opera pays a top fee of $17,000 per performance; European opera houses can pay even more).

Not £3,000 $$5,500) a year, the top fee the government will allow Oxford to charge if its education bill and indeed, the prime minister—survives.

The Met's top fee for a performance is $14,000, and it is widely assumed that Mr. Pavarotti would get that, if he appears.

Fannie Mae is the second-largest issuer of debt in the nation, after the government, making it one of the top fee producers for Wall Street firms.

Mr. Hasenstab is one of the firm's top fee-generators because of the huge amounts of money he oversees.

The oldest of six children whose father, a violent alcoholic, made a fortune from dry cleaning, she went to St Paul's girls' school, one of London's top fee-charging schools.

Hunt's intervention comes, by chance, in the week that a headteacher at one of England's top fee-paying schools claimed some private schools have become so expensive that lawyers, doctors and teachers can no longer afford to educate their children privately, and have "become nothing more than finishing schools for the children of oligarchs".

Clubs frequently employ agents as well to help find buyers and extract top fees for players they want to sell.

America's love affair with Ms. Fleming -- the world's -- expresses itself not only in top fees, ovations and record sales.