Sentence examples for charging it all from inspiring English sources

Riding around in limousines, showing up late to work, throwing outrageous parties for artists and charging it all to the label, the surprisingly likable Terry finds himself on shaky ground as a corporate realignment threatens to squeeze him out of a job: "If he had signed just one platinum act, all would have been forgiven.

"Essentially what you are trying to achieve is VAT on housing consumption, but without charging it all up front, like with most goods and services," he says.

What I've been thinking about actually is this: What book will our kids write about us? "The Greediest Generation?" "The Complacent Generation?" Or maybe: "The Subprime Generation: How My Parents Bailed Themselves Out for Their Excesses by Charging It All on My Visa Card".

Michael Hollander, now chairman of Suffolk County Community College's board of trustees, partied heartily with his staff when he was president of the Long Island Convention & Visitors Bureau and charged it all to the taxpayers, according to an audit released on Wednesday by the Suffolk County comptroller, Joseph Sawicki.

But then you go out for drinks with people from work, and then a couple of nice dinners, and you don't want to look like the cheapskate, so you charge it all to your credit card.

Charge it all to the taxpayer, much tidier and I'll be able to keep an eye on everything.

Of the many fault lines in American life — school desegregation, Social Security, guns, immigration, health care policy, abortion — residential desegregation has been so charged it has all but disappeared from view.

Knowing your card limit and the extent that you've already charged it, at all times.

From a total of 90 trial participants who consented to using SMART MOVE, six discontinued due to excess battery drainage: 'I got over some of the problems by charging it in the car but, overall, it was frustrating to try and keep it charged all the time.' (Participant 10) 'It was very informative.

It was worth it, but carrying the phone with me was just… you had to get used to it.' (Participant 11) 'Well the app is very straightforward anyway so the only thing I found was I did have to reset it in the mornings.' (Participant 1) 'I got over some of the problems by charging it in the car but, overall, it was frustrating to try and keep it charged all the time.'ItIt was very informative.

Once you have the ability to charge it, spending is all too seductive.