Sentence examples for charged to turn from inspiring English sources

In fact, the story was about fees Peaches charged to turn up to parties and publicity events.

Then, students are charged to turn and talk with a neighboring student, compare ideas, and identify points of agreement and misalignment.

If it costs a hotel 11p a day to provide high-speed internet access to each of its rooms - let's call it HSIA, as the industry does - and half the guests use it, how much will the hotelier have to charge to turn a quick and easy profit?

It didn't surprise me one bit to read how Susan Szachowicz led the charge to turn the school around.

Mr. Scheele (pronounced SHAY-lah) now has a new and far more ambitious charge: to turn around Ford itself, the nation's second-largest automaker behind General Motors.

Ellis repeatedly voiced similar sentiments in the run-up to trial, saying prosecutors wanted Manafort to "sing" against Trump and were using the financial charges to "turn the screws and get the information you really want". During the trial, he needled prosecutors for highlighting Manafort's lavish lifestyle and the unsavoriness of the Ukrainian politicians who made it possible.

Virginia officials would like the United States attorney for Maryland, Thomas M. DiBiagio, who has Mr. Muhammad and Mr. Malvo in custody in Baltimore on unrelated federal charges, to turn the pair over to prosecutors in their state, where the death penalty has been used frequently and provides less opportunity for appeal.

Still, the company insists it's not banking on these added charges to turn a profit.

Andrea Accomazzo said controllers were now using Rosetta to make radio "shout outs" to Philae, hoping that enough sunshine will soon fall on the lander's solar panels to reboot it: "The problem is that even if Philae hears Rosetta, it has to have enough charge to turn on its radio transmitter".

The décor brings you back to late 19th century at the time of the first oil boom in Azerbaijan when the Nobel family led the charge to turn Baku into a center of the world oil commerce, enabling it to exert a strong influence on the economic development of Europe.

But across London, his party's councils have been leading the charge to turn the capital into an exclusive playground for the wealthy.