Sentence examples for charged close to from inspiring English sources

But they charged close to $10,000 over three years and insisted on direct debit, while barely ever explaining what they were prescribing or why.

Almost all universities charge close to that figure.

However, for others, charging close to the maximum is necessary to balance their budgets.

Now it charges close to $400 each way on some routes.

After all, it can be costly to hire lawyers, who may charge close to $1,000 an hour at the most elite firms.

Almost immediately after the dates and locations were announced, Ryanair's prices leapt, and it is now charging close to £400 for a weekend return.

BERLIN — Mobile phone operators in Europe are charging close to the highest roaming fees allowed, three years after price caps were first imposed, according to data released Tuesday by the European Commission.

It soon became clear that plans were in place, and Cooper Union now states that as of 2014, it intends to charge close to $20,000 a year in fees.

Imagine emerging from the Underground and hauling luggage down four London blocks to a hotel charging close to $400 a night, proudly citing the money saved on cab fare from the airport.

If Offa is taking account of discounts in the fees that average students are going to pay, there will be a lot of universities charging close to £7,500 and a lot that can compete.

Where I park in San Francisco, Luxe now often charges close to $30 a day, a rate that exceeds those of local lots, especially when you include the app's suggested tips for valets.