Sentence examples for charge calls from inspiring English sources

Remember when consumers broke the hotel phone game by using freephone numbers to charge calls to to their home bills?

This charge calls into question every medal for valor awarded in Vietnam, perhaps every medal awarded for valor from the Revolutionary War to the present.

They actually got on really well, which was very fortunate, as in the couple of years that lay ahead she would be getting many reverse charge calls from Jamaica in the middle of the night.

Today, the day is famously – and possibly spuriously – said to be the busiest day of the year for reverse charge calls, while Time magazine claims that consumers in the US will spend $5.9bn£3.75bnbn) less celebrating Father's Day than Mother's Day.

Last week Trump led the charge, calling McMullin a "puppet".

The court upheld the practice of imprisonment without charge — called administrative detention — if used sparingly.

Does the personal nature of the charge — calling someone a liar — evince sympathy in a jury?

For example, Pierre pressed crystals along their axes to produce an electric charge called piezoelectricity.

"The guy in charge called it 'fees' " — except there are no fees charged for birth certificates, Ms. Ramanathan said.

He is sensitive to the charge, calling it "a bitter agony," but he remains steadfast.

Bowman's jumper following a charge call on Seton Hall's Marcus Toney-El pushed the margin to 70-65.