Sentence examples for charged for a from inspiring English sources

Parsons wanted to know how much Oldham charged for a concert.

That's also about double what CBS has charged for a 30-second spot on "Survivor".

A fee of $1 is charged for a tour guided by one of the plant's employees.

"If Ashley Madison charged for a service they didn't provide, I would like to know".

These charges contrast with the £95 charged for a work permit back in March 2003.

Other parents say they are being charged for a service they don't want or need.

Sixty cents will be charged for a two-seat passenger car, including a rumble seat when occupied.

We almost don't notice – or can do little about – what we're being charged for a service we regard as essential.

Bertram added: "Anyone who is charged for a trip they didn't book or take will get a refund".

Bulldogs skipper Michael Ennis also avoided being charged for a suspected late shoulder charge on Manly half Daly Cherry Evans.

At lunch, when we asked for a hot water refill, we were charged for a second tea (at $2.50).