Sentence examples similar to charged mean from inspiring English sources

Keeping it charged means your toothbrush will always be ready for you.

The camera was the first to have a built-in panorama function and wireless charging means you'll never need to worry about plugs again.

Members of Bachelor Nation sat through a particularly harrowing episode on Monday, as black, Haitian-born Jubilee became the focus of an oddly virulent, racially charged mean-girl swarm.

The charging port is still microUSB, but fast charging means a full charge in two hours.

However, Callum says that the current infrastructure for charging means that his son would not attempt a long journey.

What those charges mean, though, is hard to say.

Will guilty verdicts on these charges mean that Mr. Hussein is facing his 'reckoning'reckoning

The trouble is that low water charges mean inadequate income for the utility, which leads to poorly maintained infrastructure.

He is accused of taking advantage of his position to seek profits for others, and the formal charges mean that he will probably be sentenced within a month.

The charges mean that they may soon face a United States military commission, the first such proceedings since the end of World War II.

In the early years the effects of up-front charges mean you may not even get back what you put in.