Nolting, a venerable old man, who mildly represented to him the abuses which were everywhere committed in his name, and entreated that he would vouchsafe to accept twenty Louis a day to defray the expenses of his table alone.
The Senate of Hamburg granted to the Marshals thirty friederichs a day for the expenses of their table exclusive of the hotel in which they were lodged by the city.
At Milan the Visconti family paid the expenses of a chair of Latin and Greek, established in the university there in 1440.
Sundays he occupied in like fashion, putting up at an inn overnight for the purpose, spending the money that usually went into the savings bank on travelling expenses and cartridges.
He leaped to the guess that hisexpenses were being paid.
She was able to trace some of the men, and her offer to pay their expenses to Palada brought replies favorable to the project in each case.
And, besides, you'll be out the expenses of your toll master.
The expenses of it were enormous; the returns totally inadequate.
When he stood for Parliament his election expenses were jubilantly paid, and his father afterwards maintained him with as generous a hand as the estate could possibly bear, often in the teeth of the grudging resentment of Robert his firstborn.
An additional offence is his presentation of a claim upon the Austrian treasury for the expenses of the detention.
I calculated that about thirty dollars would pay the expenses of the trip to the metropolis; and uncle Amos would give me this sum or more, without asking a single question.
You took it to pay your expenses in finding your mother; and, even if it were a technical theft, I don't think any one can blame you for what you have done.
Prebels consent to come and give three National Magyar airs, expenses being paid.
But is this all to come out of their expenses that are paid for them?
The students are paid wages, and all expenses are met the same as with other enlisted men.
He is accountable to the group for the expenses of the camp, in order that these may be divided pro rata.
To pay in addition to the above wages a sum equal to 5 per cent of the wages, such sum to be turned over to treasurer of the Growers' and Shippers' Association for payment of overhead expenses of the camp.
Any profits are given to the boys or to the school, and any expensesfor conducting the camp, or overhead charges, usually come out of the organization or school represented.
The minimum wage of the boys is fixed thus: first week, no wages, but allowance of $2 for expenses etc.
I shall lose what I have not got; the poor invalid will lack necessities; and I shall be able to pay neither my personal expenses nor my son's fees when he goes on board ship.
And so besides the exhibitioners the Schola has a great number of pupils who are not well off, but who manage by these concerts to defray almost the entire expenses of their education there.
Privy Purse Expensesof the Princess Mary, daughter of King Henry VIII, afterwards Queen Mary.
Privy-purse Expenses of the Princess Mary, daughter of Henry VIII, 109.
The records of the burning of men and women in her reign for the sake of religion, form a singular contrast with the entries in her privy purse expenses of money delivered to her to play at cards.
In 1468, the estimates for the Duke of Clarence’s household expensesgive these prices, among others: s.
Nicolas, in his Glossary to his Privy Purse Expenses of Henry VIII.
The remaining Oxford letter in the Paston volumes seems to allude to the students bearing part of the expenses of the degree, or the feast at it, of a person related to royal family.
In the month of September Lord Castlereagh was compelled to admit that the expenses incurred in obtaining evidence from abroad, against the Queen, had been defrayed out of the Secret Service money.
At that moment, this lady was anxious to go on an excursion into the country, and she stated to his Royal Highness that she had an opportunity of getting L200 to defray the expenses of it, without applying to him.
When the coronation did ultimately take place, some strange expenses crept in.
The person losing it may have it by giving a proper description of same, and paying the expenses of this advertisement.
He has written to my son, declaring himself ready to undertake all expenses necessary to possess himself of that treasure, if we could procure a magician powerful enough to unearth it.
Tell him that the notice comes from me, and that all the expenses incurred by the officer shall be paid by him.
The reasons alleged by the young man for paying his own expenses were excellent ones, and it was with great difficulty that I prevailed upon him to accept Marina's offer, but I ultimately succeeded.
I promise to pay my own expenses in case we do not succeed.
What with the expenses of capture and gaol fees it amounted to 5,000 francs.
Ostentatious and extravagant, he wasted large sums in the expenses of his court and lavished rich gifts on his creatures, a course which emptied the treasury and entailed burdensome taxation.
Is there anything in common between "cost, the onerous exertion necessary to get goods," and cost as the money expenses of production?
Many other public expenses tend to enlarge, as those for legislative bodies, public buildings, statistical inquiries, the printing of public documents.
Sidenote: Risk and expenses to the money-lender] 2.
He must purchase these factors in the market at the lowest price he can, unite them and sell the product to recover the expenses in the selling price.
In other cases, neglect of repairs increases the expenses of repairs and cuts off future rental.
Before the usufruct is estimated, allowance must be made for repairs, depreciation, and for various expenses which absorb a good portion of the gross product.
The offertory will be for the Church expenses fund.
It was a clever periodical, and rarely failed to bring him in at least ten shillings per number, after deducting the expenses which the College bookseller, who acted as sole agent, did his best to make as big as possible.
They had contributed to the ranks and expenses of the Volunteers; they had swelled the chorus of Grattan's triumph, and borne their share of the cost in many a popular contest.
Annual subsidies, of 5,000 pounds each, were voted for the Catholic Poor schools, and the education of missionary priests for America; the expenses of Parliamentary and electioneering agents were also heavy.
Causing him to hear through other people of the expenses incurred by her in coming to see him.
Having to pay theexpenses of the ceremony of marriage of the son of a female friend.
As he had been taken in time of peace, a ransom could not decently be demanded, but the Scots were required to pay forty thousand pounds to defray the expenses of his eighteen years' maintenance and education.
All that they asked was granted, and they were promised three hundred thousand pounds to defray the expensesof this war, into which they said they had been driven.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "expenses" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: budget; charge; cost; expense; liabilities; overhead
