Sentence examples for charged for being from inspiring English sources

"I love getting charged for being overdrawn!" said no one.

(The gold standard for this was a man who, having been charged for being overdrawn, changed his name to "Yorkshire Bank plc are Fascist Bastards", and forced the bank to write a cheque, payable to him under the new moniker).Ryanair may have legitimate reasons for its behaviour.

Suspects should be charged for being kept overnight in police cells, a police and crime commissioner (PCC) has said.

The company's president, Dan Cathy, further inflamed tensions in July when he said he was "guilty as charged" for being against same-sex marriage.

The British Journal reported that on 7 January 1727 she appeared at the Courts of Quarter Sessions at Westminster, charged "for being an abominable cheat and imposter in pretending to be delivered of several monstrous births".

Was it because I called him by his pet name in front of his friends when he was 14? Or, because I balked at all the fees his high school charged for being on the football team, which he wanted to do so badly, even though he never got to play?

The total price I was charged for was: $3,916.

One possible feature that Delicious could charge for is the ability to expand the "self-destructing" functionality to documents.

To charge for services is reasonable; to provide an ecosystem in which a customer has no way of knowing what they are being charged for what is not.

It's not charged for, it's just there.

"Morsi is being charged for reasons that are political, not legal," he said.