Sentence examples for as sometimes charged from inspiring English sources
Turner was not, as sometimes charged, an incompetent figure painter.
This was also observed by the practice of absorbing not only holders of recognised qualifications but also self-appointed health workers, as well as "volunteers" who sometimes charged a fee for service in the absence of salaried workers.
Then again, he is sometimes charged with attributing excess significance to such equally unprovable entities as "everyday common sense".
He can sometimes charge as much as $20 for a portrait, depending on the location.
For couples who are having problems, there are Web sites that offer workshops aimed at helping people save their marriages, sometimes charging as much as $1,000 for a session.
Those returns have been so consistent that SAC has had no problem not only attracting capital but sometimes charging as high as a 50% performance fee, meaning they take 50% of the profits generated by the fund.
The Bayou, as well as some other spots mentioned here, sometimes charges admission or a cover.
Iexchange's amateur analysts sometimes give their reports away, sometimes charge $3 or $10 for them.
This is not only a problem for them, as sometimes shipping charges are higher than that flat rate, but it can also be a problem for the consumer who misses out on savings when rates should be lower.
Sometimes stores charge just as much for two loose potatoes as they do a five pound bag.
The exorbitant interest rates they charged — sometimes as high as 60 percent — only fed the fury.
