Sentence examples for charges keep from inspiring English sources

High cover charges keep the less affluent out even at B.B. King's, which is part-owned by the renowned black bluesman.

That's why station car park charges keep going up but it has been two years since the last order for new trains.

He argued that this is what has happened in his own case, where he has been cleared in the past but the same charges keep on returning repeatedly.

To subsidise the fares, freight charges keep being raised, pushing many goods off the tracks and into overloaded lorries on crowded roads.Seen in that light, the slowdown in economic growth to about 5% was almost welcome.

The area drew more than its share of dreamers, kooks and ne'er-do-wells, and some, like Thomas Kramer, a German investor who spent much of his time dodging sexual assault charges, keep one's attention for a bit.

The grand jury found that the diocese had duped victims with a sham "intervention team" to avoid scandal, suppress abuse charges, keep scores of abusive priests in the ministry and limit damage payments.

But richly drawn portrayals by the excellent cast and Mr. Bart's taut, charged direction keep the energy flowing.

And the pleas to misdemeanor charges kept Ms. Pirro's conviction rate high.

He no longer had access to the old account and received no bills, but the charges kept accruing.

Her mother, who had spent much of her pregnancy in jail on drug charges, "kept messing up," Mr. Russell said.

Whereas the negative charges were enhanced on the particles with the increase of suspension pH, the insignificant amounts of positive charges kept almost constant (Fig. 1).