rental fee

"We could leave him some money as a rental fee."

There's simply no way to avoid some form of rental fee.

"He's looking forward to taking the rental fee for the back room out of your hide."

But today, rental fees account for most of the company's revenues.

Why not cover just what you spent in excess of a normal rental fee?

Some water districts are seeking rental fees from the county, which does not want to pay.

Monthly rental fee would cover the cost of buying a phone in less than two years.

But, both said, they could not agree on a rental fee and guaranteed ice time.

"At halls around the country, you get one price built into the rental fee," he said.

Hearing and eye protection rental fees are modest, often available for under $3 each.

It came with the house for a rental fee.

Any nominal rental fee you pay is not considered a contribution.

Virtually from the day the industry began, in fact, rental fees have been eroding.

The rental fee includes the services of a staff of five people.

Nonprofit groups get a 50 percent discount off the daily rental fee.

No weekly or monthly statistics on rental fees are kept, he said.

The rental fee is used to preserve and maintain the guard station.

This summer 25 families offered their homes to the festival for modest rental fees.

Facts were needed, and I gave a small endowment to the city library in the form of rental fees.

After that increase, most cab companies raised their rental fees within two to three weeks by an average of 20 percent, drivers said.

A hospitality staff provides room service to each retreat, included in rental fee.

The Fursts, she said, would be responsible for the additional rental fee.

Individuals and groups wishing to use the resources pay hourly rental fees.

Still, it hopes that within a year, the device will be available to customers for a rental fee of less than $20 a month.

That would allow them to collect a percentage of rental fees, as is done abroad.