Sentence examples for charged to take from inspiring English sources

She offered her old cabinets for $40 and sold them, saving $500, which is what her contractor would have charged to take them away.

The amount that people can be charged to take money out of their pension pot would be capped under a Labour government, Ed Miliband is expected to announce.

With increased border patrols since the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, the price charged to take Mexican immigrants over the border to Phoenix has tripled, to more than $1,500, officials say.

In addition, the task force has been charged to take up a question raised by the 2013 Report to the President on MIT and the Prosecution of Aaron Swartz, which is whether MIT should strengthen its activities in support of open access to the research and educational contributions of the MIT community.

Men would even be invited from Bradford, Leeds, Slough and other parts of the country to come to Oxford - and charged to take their turn to rape the girls.

Talk to the payday office employee about the fee that you will be charged to take out a loan.

You don't have to be in charge to take action.

It remains to be seen whether Curbishley will be in charge to take them there.

But back then, bus lines didn't charge to take a suitcase, or to select a specific seat.

He gained national recognition in 2017 after the leading the charge to take down Confederate war statues in his city.

It will be the first series in charge for new coach Phil Simmons, who is leaving Ireland after eight years in charge to take over the Caribbean side.