Sentence examples for are charged around from inspiring English sources

We step into a gap between the clumps and are charged around with them.

So, while a bilateral digital mammography costs over £200 in London, most patients are charged around £30 at the centre.

Someone using their debit card to withdraw cash from a foreign ATM may well find they are charged around 2.75% to 3% of the money in hidden commission.

Speaking of the hefty fees they charge, he said: "Most people would be surprised to discover that, when sending money from the UK to Europe or the US, they are charged around 4.5 per cent in fees.

Often, as well as a higher rate of interest, borrowers are charged around £30 for going overdrawn, and pay further charges for every failed transaction such as a bounced cheque or direct debit.

A self-employed person earning more than €27,000 is charged around 34%.

Meanwhile, Londoner Franki Cookney was in Australia when she discovered she had been charged around $600£42020) for three Uber cab rides in New York.

Everywhere you turn, in most productions, someone is charging around in fabulous brocades, baying for blood.

They shouldn't be reading about brutal, bloody murders, they should be charging around with magnifying glasses and drinking lashings of ginger beer.

So be sure to see him in a Sainsbury's car park next week, where he'll be charging around and whooping like a git.

When the journalist Katrin Bennhold of the International Herald Tribune asked the panel of women from Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain and Egypt whether they perceive Western women to be charging around with notions of what is best for them, the answer was rather candid.