Sentence examples for because he charges from inspiring English sources

There doesn't appear to be any waste material in "Kane," because he charges right through the weak spots as if they were bright, and he almost convinces you (or does convince you) that they're shining jewels.

The carts belonging to the big company, New York One, formerly named M & T Pretzel, are off to each side of the museum steps, but Mr. Rossi's cart is smack in front, and because he charges less for some items, he often has a line of customers when the other carts do not.

In fact, because he charges $0.80/GB at higher bitrates his cost balloons.

Because he charges $600 an hour and rarely works on contingency, Marks can afford to let these cases drag on and on.

The American manager is controversial in the hedge fund industry because he charges investors expenses, rather than a flat 2% management fee.

The article also implies that Mr. Marks churns the cases, stating, "Marks can afford to let these cases drag on and on" because he "charges hourly".

One of our original sources threatened legal action because, he charged, we had betrayed him.

According to a group of teenage girls, that was because he charged twice that of his only rival, Pinguini.

Big-name Washington authors and memoirists flocked to Mr. Barnett partly because he charged only hourly legal fees, rather than a literary agent's 10percentto15percentcommissionssion.

This past summer, officials shut down a thriving restaurant and cabaret featuring opera and dance in what had been a vacant lot, charging the owner with "personal enrichment" because he charged a $2 cover at the door.

Mr. Dowd argued that the diocese could not seek refuge in the statute of limitations because, he charged, it effectively used "fraudulent concealment" to prevent the victims from suing.