Sentence examples for call to charge from inspiring English sources

Last year, there was a call to charge overweight pregnant women extra (between £100 and £225) to sedate them for the birth of their babies, as their size meant the birthing process took longer.

This idea came across my desk about a year ago, and I made phone calls to charging companies and public parking garages with chargers in Portland, Oregon.

Bankruptcy attorneys worth their salt should offer a free consultation, so if any you call want to charge you for this first visit, move along to the next name on the list.

The Police Department in Sanford, near Orlando, said that under the law, it had no call to bring charges.

The call led to charges of kidnapping, robbery and sexual molestation.

The officer in charge was away, and a local Duke, Don Dionisio, who was the equivalent of a colonel in the regular army, was called to take charge.

He declined to specify what those other activities were and dismissed Dr. Gedz's call to drop the charges.

Being a coward, I drove away while Martin stood calling to his charges, telling them to "come back here!" as though they were dogs.

Expect forwarded calls to be charged at the standard call rate or count towards your outgoing minutes.

"This is a call to all those in charge at the Department of Education," shouted Esperanza Vazquez of Morrisania.

"I can make one call to the person in charge of the entire operation and get a call back in minutes and fix the problem," Mr. VanLoh said.