Sentence examples for charge taken from inspiring English sources

When the train arrived in Caen, I was "pris en charge" (taken care of) by a young, cheerful blonde woman.

Citigroup said a $177 million charge taken in the second quarter would cover severance payments for the workers laid off.

The drop primarily stemmed from a £279 million charge taken in the second quarter to cut jobs and close businesses in Canada and Britain.

Those followed a $900 million charge taken by UnitedHealth Group in August 1998, and that followed Oxford Health's implosion in 1997.

Much of last year's loss came from a fourth-quarter charge taken to reflect a restructuring of its bailout — a one-time charge that A.I.G. has been warning about for months.

He is one of just six players to average at least one steal, one block and one charge taken per 40 minutes this season, and even that statistical uniqueness does not do him justice.

A full charge took about an hour.

Then leg-spinner Kumble took charge, taking the next three wickets.

To get a full charge takes less than three hours.

One charge takes four hours and costs just $0.40.

Charging takes about 30 minutes.