Sentence examples for be charged a dollar from inspiring English sources

"You used to be charged a dollar, or five dollars," said Mr. Zablocky of the Vendor Compliance Federation.

First class will see & hear them free; tourist class will probably be charged a dollar or so for the necessary earphones.

Bam!" The initial idea had been to engage passersby with a bake sale at which men would be charged a dollar for a cupcake or a brownie and women would be charged seventy-eight cents.

And certain new enrollees would be charged a $100 co-payment for home care, just as they face co-payments for other medical services.

You will also be charged a $5 fee daily until you bring your account balance back positive again.

"Oh, and you'll be charged a $100 if you fail to return the canister".

If you need to cancel your reservation, you will be charged a $10 fee if you cancel after five minutes.

The management company says that in order to replace them, it will be charging a $3,800 broker's fee, along with a new application fee and credit check.

LAST week I heard a hedge fund billionaire suddenly get quite angry over being charged a $10 bank fee.

Companies were charged a $100 £622) fee for each application they they wanted in the draw.

Developers were charged a $375 fee to apply, which we likened to a protection racket.