Sentence examples for be charged at more from inspiring English sources
Second-class stamps must not be charged at more than 55p.
(For standalone accounts, accepting payments costs 1.4% + 20p for European cards and 2.9% + 20p for non-European cards. Managed accounts that gives you access to more customization and transfer timing is charged at 0.5% more).
Nine thousand disposable glasses were charged at 51p each, more than double its Swiss rival's price.
The atmosphere is charged at the Buy More electronics store, where steamed shoppers vent to Morgan (Joshua Gomez) and his fellow employees about a nasty computer virus that is spoiling their holiday cheer.
Each migrant is charged at least $1,000£58080), and more than 200 are loaded into each boat, giving him a business that generates $1m or more a week.
The company said customers were charged at most 30 cents more per beverage.
The one percent adviser is charging at least $6,000 more per year than their closest competitor, and over $9,000 per year more than Schwab.
What's more, they're charging at least $60 million in service fees, and they can unload their investment whenever the bubble deflates.
According to government and airline officials, among the ideas under consideration is congestion pricing, in which airlines would be charged more for landing at busy periods.
