Sentence examples similar to waived entry fee from inspiring English sources
The Breeders' Cup Challenge Series has teamed up with NBC and NBCSports to broadcast hotly-contested races that qualify the winners to a guaranteed Breeders' Cup berth, waived entry fees and travel money.
MR. BURNETT has also been accused of trying to eliminate the competition by scheduling "Eco-Challenge" at the same time as other adventure races and by luring the best racers by waiving entry fees.
To encourage participation, FLW provides boats for the anglers to use, waives entry fees and offers a travel allowance.
Depending which version of the '90s, or '70s, you lived through, or are trying to evoke (a friend who recently inaugurated a '90s revival party waives the entry fee for Doc wearers), both stores sell pre-distressed footwear: the Docs ($130) arrive dented more or less at cost, but Chucks ($150) go for more than three times the basic price.
I discovered I'd come on the one day of the month where the $8 entry fee is waived for visitors.
Pilgrims come for major festivals and at other times, too, more casually and often on Sundays, when the entry fee is waived for Guatemalans.
Even the popular Musée du Louvre has days and times when the entry fee is waived.
The entry fee of $6 is waived for members of the United States Recreational Ski Association, whose membership is open to anyone for an annual fee of $34, or $40 in southern California.
Observation deck admission is $11, $5 children55 to 12; entry fees are waived for restaurant customers who spend at least $15 a person at lunch or $25 at dinner, excluding alcohol.
Now remember, it's still National Parks week, which means entry fees are waived -- so go see for yourself!
