Sentence examples for charge to pay from inspiring English sources

There's no vehicle tax or congestion charge to pay.

Membership is free, but eventually Mealku plans to start charging a monthly fee plus a delivery charge to pay for bike messengers, recyclable food bags and other things.

Sony said it would probably book a one-time $250 million charge to pay for the cost of reorganizing Aiwa, about the same as this year.

With other suppliers you get to a point where your savings become marginal because you have a fixed charge to pay.

These included: a £25 debit card charge to pay a £5,000 deposit to rent a flat through Foxtons, one of London's biggest letting agents.

However, she said there was then a service charge to pay on top of that, and the loans stretched out over years.

Microsoft plans to roll out the apps sometime next month, and they will be available free of charge to paying Xbox Live members who have a gold account.

The costs of doing so will be quite high, so there are likely to be charges to pay.

When the real estate market faltered, the owners were left with vacant apartments, and with condo charges to pay.

Across the city, the controversy surrounding the introduction of new water charges, to pay for improvements to Ireland's crumbling piping systems, is impossible to ignore.

Other open questions are how much the security effort will cost and how much passengers will be charged to pay for it.