Sentence examples for come charged with from inspiring English sources

These carnations and dogs come charged with a very autobiographical resonance.

His novels, especially, come charged with a fearless satirical wit, an emotional depth and an often enthralling creepiness — not to mention a faint mad cackle whose source is not easily traceable but whose presence provides extra texture and keeps sentimentality at bay.

This 2006 ballet rides the (sometimes) relentless dynamic of its Michael Nyman score with unflagging invention, but the best of its choreography comes charged with a mysterious power of its own.

While the 200,000 people in Hyde Park on Saturday came charged with hope - ready to be thanked, told they were beautiful and bask in the glow of doing the right thing - their faith in the outcome was never more than conditional.

Let me ask you this: What about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs, do they have any problem?

"What about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs?

If you come charging in with a set of ideas you want to push on them, like it or not, you end up with a dead production.

"It happened most recently when an attractive group of mommies came charging at me with their jogging strollers one day and remarked: 'Oh.

In came Joel Quenneville, charged with making the Blackhawks playoff contenders.

"If the feds knew that everybody was armed, and they want a peaceful resolution as they admit, they wouldn't ever come in charging with their guns blazing".

This somber but not unexpected news comes on the eve of a May meeting of scientists charged with coming up with the convention's goals for the next decade.