Sentence examples for charged account from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps not surprising that Bailey's highly charged account of her mother's time on that ward should have divided the community in Stafford.
Solo is the sweet, homoerotically charged account of the space left behind by a toking buddy who is gone ("Now your baby momma ain't so vicious, all she wants is her picket fence").
Mr. Heras-Casado began the program with a highly charged account of Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 4. The playing had a jaunty swing and plenty of character, though the execution was occasionally shaky.
In This Way I Was Saved, by Brian DeLeeuw John Murrayy, £11.99) De Leeuw uses the well-worn doppelgänger theme in a highly charged account of a young man with a personality disorder.
The genius of "Lincoln," as we all have said, is that it's not an epic or a bio-pic but a charged account of one month in the President's life — a film about democratic process and legislation, and thus, inevitably, about pressure, patronage, guilt-mongering, deception.
In the final scene, when the abandoned iron works goes back into operation, Zandonai's clanking, driving music created a raucously exuberant din in the hall, especially as conducted by Robert Ashens, who could have brought more subtlety to his highly charged account of the score.
Nearly implacable despite sobbing testimony of victims' families and the charged accounts of victims and first responders themselves, Tsarnaev has proven an enigmatic presence in court.
Areas identified that undermined the validity or reliability of the charters included the user fees charged, accounting for the facility finances, and waiting and opening times.
There are two ways this happens; they charge transaction fees and they charge account fees.
The second most common way issuers cover the cost of rewards is charging account fees.
Last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a civil case against Mr. Dunlap and Philip E. Harlow, a partner of Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm that audited Sunbeam's books, charging accounting fraud.
