day rate

No day rate or guarantee, which are standard in the West.

"We think it would be good money management to let other people charge us a day rate for our horses."

The day rate if you go on your own is $140 a person.

Some are paid by the day, which is called a day rate.

For example, will they receive a fixed fee or a day rate?

That time around, though, he was offered only the $450 day rate.

Does the phone company charge you the day rate, the night rate or a little of each?

Studios had to cut their day rates and engineering fees to keep business.

At its day rate, it is possibly the most expensive residence in this entire world.

Day rates for a small apartment with kitchen average about $70.

It can be a specific amount or an amount of day rates.

However in the modern times, the now well informed farmer charges day rates for such activity.

Time magazine reported, in its February 9, 1981, cover story, that her day rate as a model was $10,000.

"Now, me, I'd ask day rate, if we was gonna do the thing right and clear the stuff for you.

It will phase in day rates over four years, replacing the old cost-based system.

Complete the above table with present day rates.

Most firms have more favourable day rates if you wish to hire for a week or so at a time.

Rather than pay photographers' day rates, most book designers turn to stock-photography agencies.

Day rates, the cost of renting an oil rig per day, were at record levels.

For instance, a model will earn his or her day rate for editorial print.

Still, her day rate was higher than if she had just stood in the background: $332 instead of $126.

If an advertisement appears nationally for three months, the model is typically given a bonus equal to her day rate.

The day rate is $2, $1.50 ages 4 to 13.

Day rates are $8.75 during the week, $12.50 on weekends.

CNN won its highest day rating for the year.