Sentence examples for charged for one from inspiring English sources

A COLLEAGUE making a hotel reservation at the Wyndham Inner Harbor in Baltimore was told that if she changed her plans, she had to cancel 72 hours -- three days -- in advance to avoid being charged for one night's stay.

It is a classic case of 'being charged for one's words'.

If you get charged for one of these books, however, don't try searching how to contact Amazon customer service.

An 11-year-old was charged for one fire in October and a 14-year-old for another.

It appears I am being charged for one-half of the first floor, even though 66percentt of my "half floor" is common property in the form of an entrance, vestibule and hallway for the building.

"For what we charge for one week here, they can get a whole month of service there".

One US Immigration and Customs Enforcement official in Colombia called the smuggling organizations along the route a "federation of independent operators" who hand groups of migrants off to each other, each charging for one leg of the journey.

The pricing for BAM, meanwhile, remains the same as for the credit-card scanning technology involved with Netswipe – in other words, Jumio is rolling out two technologies for the same price as what it used to charge for one.

Can probably only charge for one or two of the pints, so £10.

Southwest still doesn't charge for two checked bags and JetBlue doesn't charge for one, and both are good airlines to fly for other reasons as well.

Sometimes the operator also charges for the messages at a higher rate.Another model involves the use of premium-rate text messages as a means of charging for one-off lumps of content, such as ringing tones, logos or horoscopes.