Sentence examples for charging admissions from inspiring English sources

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In 1970 he led a successful protest to keep the government of Edward Heath from allowing public museums to begin charging admissions.

The college admissions system failed to catch Wheeler, for reasons I explored in my 2012 book about the case, "Conning Harvard". And a decade after Wheeler was caught, last week's explosive indictments charging admissions fraud suggest the gatekeepers to the nation's most competitive colleges have failed to fully learn the lessons of the Wheeler case, and the cases that preceded it.

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Then he installed his furniture and began charging admission.

The museum has begun charging admission on Saturday; Sunday admission is still free.

It also began inviting the public, and eventually, started charging admission.

It's 230 years since Thomas Lord put a fence around his ground and began charging admission.

Around 60% of them are independent, with two-thirds charging admission fees.

The local government started charging admission, taking half the gate receipts.

Charging admission to show that tape without permission from its creator isn't.

If the band is successful enough, Vulfpeck says it will go on a tour without charging admission.

After a year, Khandaghabadi finally started charging admission.

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