"as it charged" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific moment or action that happened while something or someone was charging forward. Example: The lion roared as it charged towards its prey, its powerful muscles propelling it across the grassy savannah.
And the LA Times documented how Exxon "sought to downplay the certainty of global warming," even as it charged its scientists with assessing how to prepare for the phenomenon.
The admiral, who during World War II had sunk a Japanese destroyer by aiming three torpedoes at its bow as it charged his submarine, was becoming less and less in charge.
Kraft Foods reported on Thursday that its first-quarter net income rose 1.8 percent as it charged higher prices for its packaged foods and its sales rose in developing markets.
H&R Block, the nation's largest tax preparer, on Wednesday said its quarterly earnings rose despite a slow tax season as it charged higher rates to customers with more complex returns.
Grandi Stazioni wanted the same rent for the memorial as it charged other tenants, Mr. Jarach said.
At one point, Monsanto also offered to let Pioneer keep the technology fee just so long as it charged one.
That has the advantage of providing excitement and momentum (as well as wall-to-wall news coverage) for the campaign as it charges toward its big nominating party.
It may take Singapore ONE a while to recoup its money, as it charges content providers about $233,000 to $335,000 for a 11/2year contract, under a special deal for "Pioneer Club" members who must launch services by July of 1998.
"I posted it trying to get people to be aware of why Dining charges as much as it charges for things," he said.
Out of grenades, I quickly pull out my shotgun and fire off a couple of blasts as it charges again.
The mobile application is designed to run only when your phone is not in use, most likely as it charges while you sleep.
