Sentence examples for are now charged from inspiring English sources

But the fees we are now charged for using plastic far exceed the actual costs.

Around a third of the 1,800 home care users are now charged £12.40 per hour.

"We helped Vang Pao learn to do some of the things that he and his troops are now charged with".

Following a Leader But Mr. Derwish had his acolytes, among them the men are now charged, according to the government.

Of course that would not be aggravated second-degree battery, which is what the attackers are now charged with.

But it's those who have helped to expose such lethal campaigns who are now charged with "putting lives at risk".

And many are now charging for the amenity.

This has prompted the unthinkable: some restaurants are now charging extra for kimchi.

Senior partners, it says, are now charging as high as £1,100 an hour.

The Spurs are now charging like an avalanche toward an N.B.A. finals matchup with the Nets.

North of the kettle, police are now charging at protesters with horses.