Sentence examples for charged 1 from inspiring English sources

An old man sitting on a cinderblock charged 1 Afghani (0.01p) for every shot at a neat row of buttons.

There's no traditional monthly fee, although you'll be charged 1 Euro a month (about $1.42) if you don't use it.

The total cost of an optimal set S i ∗ is 1 and each node of the set is charged 1 / | S i ∗ |.

"They charged £1 a tub for chocolate-covered raisins, packaged with a picture of a reindeer.

HSBC will let you request paper statements over the phone but you will then be charged £1 a page.

From June, readers will be charged £1 per day or £2 for a week to access both papers' websites.

And don't bother using it in the UK, where nearly all transactions are charged £1 plus 1%.

The cocklers are being charged £1 per day for the meals - something they regard as further proof their situation has deteriorated since the tragedy.

Between July 2007 and March 2008 charged £1,157.50 for garden maintenance, including weeding, pruning, top-dressing, building up borders, edging, sourcing and planting of bulbs.

She was being charged £1 a day for being overdrawn by over £500 on her Santander account, so she switched to Halifax in January this year after seeing its advert.

It was rebuilt at a cost of £52m, but increased costs mean users are now charged £1 to visit.