Sentence examples for book charging from inspiring English sources

When you're done reading it, a second click buys the book, charging it to the credit card you have on file with Amazon.

The real identity of these guests sends the book charging out in a whole new direction, and real dangers sail over the horizon and straight towards the Dodo.

Included in the offerings are Mr. LaRouche's analysis of Judaism as "a cult founded by the Babylonians" and a thick paperback book charging that Jews dominate the narcotics trade and Jewish bankers provide the capital.

But his empire is under siege, and has been ever since news trickled out that Simon & Schuster's Pocket Books division soon would publish a book charging widespread impropriety in Valvano's program.

This is a book charged with the power of real and enduring issues; it is also radiant with grace and hope.

Audience Extras, which is listed in the phone book, charges $130 a year, and subscribers pay $3.50 per ticket, with no more than two tickets available per show.

In addition to being subject to regular recall, a book charged to a carrel may be removed briefly for the use of another patron.

Last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a civil case against Mr. Dunlap and Philip E. Harlow, a partner of Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm that audited Sunbeam's books, charging accounting fraud.

Over the weekend, police arrested two Price Waterhouse accountants who oversaw the audit of Satyam's books, charging them with criminal conspiracy and cheating.

Amazon set low prices on its e-books, charging just $9.99 £6.533) apiece and selling them at a loss as it sought to shift its Kindle devices, the court was told.

I appreciated Kelefa Sanneh's fair and skeptical assessment of the two latest books charging liberals with attacking free speech through politically correct forms of social pressure ("The Hell You Say," August 10th & 17th).