Sentence examples for charge were made from inspiring English sources

But when it became apparent that was not the case, he added, plans for the charge were made.

The pictures with the heaviest charge were made between 1988 and 1990 at abandoned U.S. military bases in Yokohama and Yokosuka, where hulking refrigerators (one dotted with cheerless flower stickers), stopped clocks, and a torn map are hardly romantic ruins.

No duplicate charge was made to [the reader].

The day after, another $24.90 charge was made.

Compulsory education is free, and no charge is made for school lunches, transportation, or educational materials.

The team waived him immediately after his arrest but before the murder charge was made public.

Now the same charge is made about Republicans' refusal to raise taxes.

But she stressed that the decision to charge was made based on the law, not on pressure.

Ms. Rowling said that she had never heard of Mr. Jacobs's book until the plagiarism charge was made.

The charge was made some years ago, for instance, by Paul Seabury, in a Harper's article titled "Trendier Than Thou".

Time and again the charge is made that the LCP has been instigated without the involvement of families.