Sentence examples for course charge from inspiring English sources

"Of course, charge of the Light Brigade", said the resident.

and, of course, charge you money when you run out of Pokéballs or eggs.

Public schools, of course, charge a lot less to state residents than to those coming from out of state--$5,196 versus $13,150, according to the Chronicle's national median numbers.

They can be gatekeepers, charge content providers (any business) for the privilege of reaching us, the subscribers; and, of course, charge us.

This study was undertaken to quantify the frequency, clinical course, charges, and outcomes of hyperemesis gravidarum.

Of course, charging the wrong people for crimes protected no one.

Only Vidal, the leader after the opening run, was able to tame the course, charging down last to lift gold, dropping Baxter into third.

The committee was not, of course, charged with writing their biographies, but its focus will reduce them, as Providence legend does, to slave traders and reformed slave traders.

Of course, charging separately also increases ancillary revenue — money generated by sources other than fares — which jumped 15.8 percent in the second quarter to $2.1 billion, compared with the same period last year, according to the Transportation Department.

Austria's Heinz Schilchegger, aided by a sloppy, rut-filled course, charged from 1.48 seconds back to win his first Alpine World Cup race yesterday at Park City, Utah, capturing the season's slalom opener.

Of course, charge-offs tremendously distort reported earnings numbers, and no rational person looks at the 2008 $28 as a base case.