Sentence examples for charge for bigger from inspiring English sources

For the past several years, it seems, California winemakers have led the charge for bigger, richer, oakier, smoother chardonnays.

Leading the charge for Big Red will be Dan Huttenlocher, dean of computing and information science — and a former Silicon Valley entrepreneur.

In some cases, the commissions exceeded $1 a share, compared with the 6 cents a share the firm normally charged for big orders from institutions, according to NASD.

Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of Canada, pointed out that rules to promote financial stability, such as higher capital charges for big banks, will affect the process through which monetary policy decisions are transmitted to the broader economy.

Want to know how much McDonald's charges for Big Macs in more than 40 different countries?

Microsoft's earnings, excluding the big charge for bad investments, were 43 cents a share.

Microsoft reported quarterly profits yesterday that surpassed Wall Street's expectations -- ignoring, as most securities analysts do, a big charge for bad investments in telecommunications and cable-television companies.

Democrats suggested Friday that Mr. Boehner might not be able to control his rank and file, particularly the freshmen who have led the charge for even bigger reductions than Republican leaders initially proposed.

In UK parcels, revenue was up 8% as Royal Mail charged more for bigger items but volumes were flat.

"Imagine what you'd have to charge for a Big Bird made in the United States," he said.

And I think that comedians would be happy to charge less for big laughers and more for the kind of people who never break a smile.