Sentence examples for be charged a bit from inspiring English sources

They can also keep the bike longer, but will be charged a bit more; the idea is to use the bikes as transportation, not sheer recreation.

Low-cost operations are charged a little bit more than their true cost, and the surplus is deposited into the bank account for later use.

Added another industry expert, Michael Blades, senior aerospace and defense analyst at Frost & Sullivan, "It's a significant setback because those commercial passengers are going to be charged quite a bit of money to go to the edge of space, and when you pay a lot of money you want a high probability of surviving".

And there is a more paternalistic argument: if people are charged (even a bit) for health care or education, they may consume too little of it.

It seems that some people were charged quite a bit extra for shipping.

We always seem to be charging from a little bit behind.

"We would be a tremendous support to him because he's charged in a little bit and made some decisions that haven't gone down too well," said Farnan.

Good enough reason for me!" 1949: The Ivory Coast wasted one free-kick from 25 yards out a few moments ago when their shot was charged down, but they do a bit better this time, with Siaka Tiene lifting his shot over the Zambia wall but curling it straight into the arms of Kennedy Mweene.

They act out the codes of a waning era, although as gentlemanly and clean cut as they are, they're charged at the fair, in a bit of dark foreshadowing, with counterterrorist duties.

"If you have electronic gates and CCTV as well, you might be able to charge a bit more".

The first run I skied cautiously on the top because it was really bumpy but I was able to charge a bit lower down and finished 27th and stayed 27th.