Sentence examples for charged with excess from inspiring English sources

His rigati, a hollow ridged noodle that he offers with Dungeness crab, sea urchin, peperoncini, a few sea beans and quite a few pats of butter, is similarly charged with excess, tasting of open ocean and marsh, and the milk of the cow standing upon the shore.

"But it is important that a precedent has been set - that not only should a person be charged with excess alcohol but it also qualifies as dangerous driving.

Then again, he is sometimes charged with attributing excess significance to such equally unprovable entities as "everyday common sense".

Hadwin was charged with criminal mischief — damage in excess of five thousand dollars — and the illegal cutting of timber.

But bad news broke during the Vikings' 2006 training camp: Robinson was charged with driving drunk at speeds in excess of 100 miles an hour.

The report notes that those still getting charged for possession are primarily charged with being in possession of an excess of 1 ounce of marijuana.

If a nursing woman drinks to excess — some alcohol flows from the bloodstream into the mammary glands — can she be charged with child abuse?

Jeffrey was charged with a felony count of grand larceny for "acting in concert with another person" to "steal in excess of $3,000 from North Fork Bank," and later pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of petit larceny.

DNA glycosylases are charged with the formidable task of locating and repairing potentially harmful DNA lesions while avoiding the million-fold excess of normal, healthy DNA bases.

If a nursing woman drinks to excess some alcohol flows from the bloodstream into the mammary glands can she be charged with child abuse?

For positive mode electrospray, an acidified solution is slowly pumped through a needle in a strong DC field of several kilovolts per centimeter, which causes the solution to break into tiny, charged droplets laden with excess protons.