The phrase "charge for being" is not usually used in English.
However, it could be used in certain contexts. For example, "The teacher charged me for being late to class."
Customers may not realise that the annual charge for being £250 in the red totals 146% of the principal, says Lucy Widenka at Which?, a consumer lobby group.
The worst outcome will be to be forced to follow current league tables, creating the equivalent of a charge for being taught with students of similar social and educational backgrounds.
Anyone identified faces a minimum of a felony burglary charge for being inside the store.
What the company does charge for is bodyguard service -- about $800 for a 12-hour shift.
One possible feature that Delicious could charge for is the ability to expand the "self-destructing" functionality to documents.
"I love getting charged for being overdrawn!" said no one.
Then there are the charges for being an accessory before and after the fact in the murder of his wife.
Suspects should be charged for being kept overnight in police cells, a police and crime commissioner (PCC) has said.
"Can I press charges for being evasive?" he asked.
In October 2013, Musharraf was arrested, days after being bailed on other charges, for being personally responsible for ordering the siege.
The total price I was charged for was: $3,916.
