Sentence examples for charge for print from inspiring English sources

It's usually a "You go or I go situation" Go to a wedding and photograph it alone, and just charge for print costs.

Following reports on Tuesday that NME was planning to stop charging for print copies, senior editors moved to reassure staff about the magazine's future.

In addition, Trinity will charge less for print ad space than any other newspaper in the market, except the Indy which is to close next month.

Anybody in publishing will tell you that the prices they can charge advertisers for print (and now tablet) subscribers are far above the commodity pricing that rules on Web-based content.

The banknote maker De La Rue has warned on profits and slashed its half-year dividend after fierce competition cut the prices it charges for printing money.

The editor, Yubaraj Ghimere, faces sedition charges for printing a guest column about the palace massacre that wiped out most of Nepal's royal family, and is now caught up in the murky swirl of events that have overtaken the country since the June 1 killing spree that the official news agency here is now calling "the unimaginable incident".

Alexa Hirschfeld, who co-founded the company with her brother James, notes this is a pretty decent discount on the $5 or more charged for printing of similar invites by more traditional invitation printers.

The organisation gave online ticket companies a month to justify compulsory fees, such as the £2.50 some charge consumers for printing out their tickets at home.

The company makes most of its money, 91%, by charging users for prints of the images.

I had a shock as my wife called from Chicago to tell me that our American Express account had been charged $2,800 for printing the "Book of Evidence" and other work.

There's the additional problem with a lot of newspapers giving away their content online for free while charging for the print edition.