Sentence examples for charging about from inspiring English sources

When I see other people's children charging about in the sun without sunblock on, I think they're mad.

For groups of six or more, Loyd & Townsend-Rose represents 25 castles, most of them charging about $300 a person per night, including breakfast, dinner and drinks.

The A.E.I.-Brookings plan even raises the idea of a small cap-and-trade program, charging about one-third as much for carbon emissions as the Senate bill would have — but no cap-and-trade program will happen anytime soon.

The average equity fund manager makes explicit that they are charging about 1.5% a year of the sum invested for their services, but additional hidden expenses average 0.3% a year and trading costs cut a further 1.4% off an investment.

It is estimated that ABC is charging about $1.4 million to $1.7 million for each 30 seconds of commercial time on Sunday, or as much as 20percentt less than last year.

The realisation first sank in at about the time that the bucolic village idyll in the Olympic stadium was torn up before our eyes and replaced with those dark satanic mill towers, and the volunteer cast were charging about everywhere, destroying and building, working together like maniacs to an end only they understood.

With most mobile providers charging about $300 for their upper-tier phones, will Americans be willing to shell out the bucks for the N90?

Aristotle charged about $5,000 for the project, Mr. Fose said.

Three charged about $40 for up to 24 hours, while another charged $25.

He charges about $200 a month.

Both places charge about the same.