Sentence examples for charge going for from inspiring English sources
He spent 43 days locked up without charge, going for days at a time without food or water in solitary confinement.
The moneymen in charge went for "value" rather than "growth" stocks.
If an unauthorized charge goes unreported for more than 60 days, your money and future charges by the same person could be lost.
Some of San Francisco's well-known restaurants have added small fees to bills, often with a note explaining that the charge goes to pay for health care.
He spent 43 days locked up without charge in 1999, going for days at a time without food or water in solitary confinement.
Marques spent 43 days locked up without charge in 1999, going for days at a time without food or water in solitary confinement.
And player-boss Neil says his charges will be going for a victory.
Anadarko (59, APC) is an explorer and producer whose trailing multiple of 29 is the result of one-time charges; its going for 9 times likely 2009 earnings.
Twos or fours may also be fine, as long as you look before you charge in – go for groups where body language is clearly open and welcoming.
Sleeping in a tent at Burning Man can be even hotter than in a vehicle, so if you can afford the admittedly extortionate rates the RV companies charge, then go for it.
Duke Energy, Reliant Energy, and Williams and other companies offered refunds of $716 million for charges going back to October– even less than the judge's estimate.
