Sentence examples for apparently charged from inspiring English sources

What's up with that?" On fans wanting freebies: Shatner apparently charged £53 for autograph signings.

The passenger had apparently charged that he was the one being attacked — a cross complaint — so the taxi-driver had been thrown in jail.

He was apparently charged with making mention of a satellite on which he had worked and with disclosing his job title, which the government claimed could reveal information about the G.R.U.'s staffing structure.

Tenet Healthcare, already under scrutiny for receiving unusually high Medicare payments in recent years, apparently charged patients high prices for drugs as well, according to a new analysis by the California Nurses Association to be released tomorrow.

He was not apparently charged with any crime, though officials said they hoped he could provide information on the cult's activities and the whereabouts of any of its living leaders.

A senior aide to former President Boris N. Yeltsin, apparently charged in a Swiss money-laundering case, said today that the accusations were slanderous and that he would face questioning in Switzerland if asked.

The 22-year-old was shot by police after apparently charging towards armed officers in the aftermath of Drummer Rigby's death, but has been moved into police custody after being discharged from hospital.

They also launched a few smaller chargers including the XPower PowerSource, a USB battery that can apparently charge an iPod Nano seven times.

The headset apparently charges through micro USB and ships with a wired mic cable (classy) and a hard-shell carrying case.

Comcast just raised their modem rental fees from $8 to $10, because apparently charging you too much for a modem costs more than it used to.

Apparently charging so much for their services that people have to choose between eating and heating their homes to survive wasn't making them enough cash, so I suppose suing a bunch of lowly protesters is the only way to go to make sure their wealth stays vast rather than just large.     .