Sentence examples for charges event from inspiring English sources

Now Picatic is removing another barrier to using its platform for events or ticketing by getting rid of fees that it charges event organizers and allowing them to pay what they want.

There are a number of strong competitors in the ticket management space, most notably Eventbrite, which charges event planners a set fee of 2.5% for every ticket sold (users can also choose to pass on the fee to their customers, as they can with TicketLeap).

It's a little boutique hotel in the Hudson River Valley in Upstate New York, and it charges event bookers an extra $500 out of their deposit for every negative review posted of the hotel online, whether it's from the event coordinators or their guests.

The looting of the palace is an charged event in Chinese history.

Squires's death happened at a public, emotionally charged event widely covered by mainstream press and TV.

In a 2006 video she restages televised scenes from the revolution, but revisits that emotionally charged event in a distanced way.

"The guests were mainly male and comments were made about how lucky Keith Wilkie Denford was, and it was described as a sexually charged event.

Anger, given that the referendum was such an emotionally charged event, and a need to lash out is a predictable response during the grieving process.

That fight, surely the most politically charged event in the history of sports because of Schmeling's perceived Nazi ties, took Louis all of 124 seconds to win.

Largely because the New York Police Department has begun charging event organizers to recoup its costs, entry fees for the November race jumped about $60, or 24 to 39 percent, depending on the entrant.

Stock explained how Zvents had planned to charge event organizers to list on their site.