Sentence examples for charges to pay from inspiring English sources
When the real estate market faltered, the owners were left with vacant apartments, and with condo charges to pay.
The costs of doing so will be quite high, so there are likely to be charges to pay.
Across the city, the controversy surrounding the introduction of new water charges, to pay for improvements to Ireland's crumbling piping systems, is impossible to ignore.
However, it turned out that they merely offered £39 off the price of a flight rather than a £39 flight, and there were charges to pay, such as the fuel surcharge.
It follows an appeal to countries with outstanding traffic and congestion charges to pay up earlier this year, which met a poor response – less than £8,000 of £500,000 outstanding was returned.
A load is a fee the mutual fund charges to pay the broker who sold the fund to the investor.
Membership is free, but eventually Mealku plans to start charging a monthly fee plus a delivery charge to pay for bike messengers, recyclable food bags and other things.
[C8.] DirecTV's Loss Widens on Charges DirecTV reported a wider loss of $1.01 billion in the third quarter because of a one-time charge to pay for new satellites.
With other suppliers you get to a point where your savings become marginal because you have a fixed charge to pay.
These included: a £25 debit card charge to pay a £5,000 deposit to rent a flat through Foxtons, one of London's biggest letting agents.
