Sentence examples for charges of some from inspiring English sources

A dozen soldiers in the unit faced charges of some kind.

But in December Arizona's second-largest utility, the Salt River Project, imposed charges of some fifty dollars a month on the average new solar installation.

Every rugby coach has, in order to relieve his charges of some psychological weight, described an upcoming encounter as "just another game".

Bayer said that the acquisition would incur one-time charges of some 300 million euros and reduce earnings per share by 0.25 euro in 2005, but that it expected a positive effect on results in 2006 and cost savings of 100 million euros to 120 million euros over the next three years.

In 2015, the bank reported $4.2 billion in assets of 3.8 million account holders, and service charges of some $37 million. .

Now I'm in charge of some particular job.

The lieutenant colonel in charge of some training units at Lackland has also been reassigned.

That is the charge of some Britons in high places and high dudgeon.

"They are expecting a charge of some sort but expect it to be relatively modest".

After all he used to be in charge of some games between camels in the desert".

"I was a young woman in charge of some big projects, and I had a lot of clout.