Sentence examples for charge footing from inspiring English sources

Up until this point, Twitter has allowed users to receive incoming SMS messages free of charge, footing a bill that it says amounted to up to $1000 per user, per year.

Philippa Foot, among others, has made a similar charge (Foot 1985).

It's the oil and gas industry and other profiteers often leading the charge (or footing the bill) against efforts to protect wolves, sage grouse, grizzly bears and other wildlife whose survival depends on the Endangered Species Act.

"Ev'rywhere I hear the sound of marching, charging feet, boy," bellowed Mr Jagger.

Guelzo maintains that those fences truly stymied Confederate commanders and charging foot soldiers, and were instrumental in determining the outcome.

Tallec's line drawings of the two with their tiny clenched fists and charging feet and wide furious mouths are irresistible to young children.

"Everywhere I hear the sound of marching, charging feet, boys …" No, the newest Stones number isn't a rewrite of Street Fighting Man, but you could be forgiven for noticing a certain similarity in the opening riff.

True to his philosophy of never ordering men where he would not lead them, he personally led the charge on foot.

There were charges of foot-dragging and neglect.

His knighthood came from a grateful Antiguan government, not Queen Elizabeth.American regulators have been more assiduous, though are still open to charges of foot-dragging.

Mr Samaras's lieutenants deny charges of foot-dragging, offering a long list of measures, from improving tax-collection to rationalising health spending to opening up cosseted professions.