Sentence examples for charge quite from inspiring English sources
He took his charge quite seriously.
"Some of them even charge quite a lot.
I take this charge quite seriously and have appointed a blue-ribbon committee.
That has a charge quite absent from the central, romantic story.
David Wilson, in the week he was recalled to England's senior squad, led the second-half charge, quite literally.
"Most hotel chains throughout the U.S. charge quite a bit of money to make photocopies or send faxes," he said.
It charges quite slowly with the charger in the box when in use – adding only 5% in about an hour.
Parties could therefore campaign to raise or decrease, or vary NHSI charges, quite separate from the general approach to taxation.
But he's betting that his portfolios and service can be as good as what TD Ameritrade, Schwab, Vanguard and Fidelity offer, without charging quite so much for it.
"While they neither admit nor deny the charges, I think the size of the settlement is indicative of the fact that we took the charges quite seriously," Dr. De Haven said.
The emperor was put on trial and charged, quite inaccurately, with being behind a Muslim conspiracy to subvert the empire stretching from Mecca and Iran to Delhi's Red Fort.
