Sentence examples for charging for what from inspiring English sources

We're not selling anything or charging for what we do.

Some stores have begun charging for what are called unidentified deductions, in which retailers deduct part of their payments for problems they do not specify.

Turner was called for a walk on a play that at first appeared to be charging (for what would have been his fourth foul) with 9 58 to go.

But you can only find out what those bits are by charging for what you do.

It's unclear at this time what exactly that will involve, but it's certainly a riskier bet than simply charging for what are clearly in-demand and powerful tools.

It's unclear at this time what exactly that will involve, but it's certainly a riskier bet than simply charging for what are clearly in-demand and powerful tools.

No one has been charged for what is assumed to be a drug-related atrocity.

Even the most attentive bank customers have a hard time figuring out what they're being charged for what service.

To charge for services is reasonable; to provide an ecosystem in which a customer has no way of knowing what they are being charged for what is not.

As digital companies begin charging for content, they are met in the middle by old-media companies looking for ways to charge for what they produce.

"I hope it will not take long to see these people in court being charged for what they did on Bloody Sunday – killing children.