Sentence examples for charged that much from inspiring English sources

It will be the first time in Broadway history that a musical with an open-ended run has charged that much as its standard price for most of its seats.

B1 WEEKEND E1-28; E29-E40 The $100 Broadway Ticket "The Producers," which opened at the St. James Theater, has a top ticket price of $100, the first time that a musical with an open-ended run has charged that much as its standard price for most of its seats.

The Democrats have charged that much of the $130,000 spent on chartered flights by Governor Pataki in the last two years was unnecessary.

He also charged that much of the $4.8 billion lent to Russia in 1998 ended up "in the pockets" of Mr. Chernomyrdin.

Apple is one of relatively few technology companies capable – in theory – of charging that much then absorbing the remaining costs of a streaming service in the price it charges for hardware.

Its manufacturer, Taiwan's Asustek, has a radical solution to the problem of laptop fragility: Don't charge that much.

But Apple undoubtedly realized that without any major new consumer-facing functionality or aesthetic changes, it would be foolish to try and charge that much.

So what do you have to put in a martini to charge that much? .

With a C.P.M., or cost per thousand of, say, $36 (Forrester says that magazines like Better Homes and Gardens charge that much), that means a print advertiser must spend more than 14 cents per individual to get the right frequency.

The ITU joins the GSMA and the CTIA, which jumped on board earlier this month, in making a universal mobile phone charger that much closer to becoming a reality.

That also means that I can't charge that much for repairs.