Sentence examples for begun charging from inspiring English sources

PAGE A12 NEW YORK CITY BEGINS CHARGING RENT To Working Homeless The Bloomberg administration has quietly begun charging rent to homeless families who live in publicly run shelters but have income from jobs.

As a result, prosecutors in Illinois have begun charging and convicting pimps and traffickers.

He has also begun charging Afghans to ride on the highway.

"The landscape has changed," he said, as more airlines have begun charging extra for better seats.

The museum has begun charging admission on Saturday; Sunday admission is still free.

Several other large employers have begun charging higher premiums to employees who smoke, according to Mercer, a benefits consulting firm.

Several airlines have begun charging passengers to check luggage and book tickets using their frequent-flier miles.

Many airlines have begun charging $15 or more for checking bags, so more passengers are choosing the carry-on option.

That's on top of the $25 that it and other airlines have already begun charging for a second bag.

Some businesses have begun charging an extra shekel -- about 25 cents -- per purchase to finance a guard.

But many doctors feel that it means working for free, and some have begun charging for e-mail consultations.