Sentence examples for customarily charged from inspiring English sources

News International is clearly uncertain, because £1 is all readers had to pay last Saturday, against £1.50 in the previous two weeks and the £1.60 customarily charged by the Guardian, Telegraph and the Independent.

Prices were about one fifth of those customarily charged for classical concerts: the promenade (the standing area) was one shilling, the balcony two shillings, and the grand circle (reserved seats) three and five shillings.

legal fees customarily charged in your locality for the legal services performed.

They are the only American breed of chicken known to have been developed by a woman, despite the fact that women were customarily given charge of the household poultry flock throughout much of U.S. history.

He charged, charged, charged".

(Granted, designers like me often work on commissions based on a percentage of construction and appliance costs -- 20percentt is typical -- and contractors customarily add a markup. The retail stores charge no design fees if you buy their merchandise).

Though the journal customarily lets authors reply to criticism, it has refused to publish Mr. Maxwell's rebuttal, in what he charges is a bid to silence debate over United States policy on Mr. Kissinger's watch.

Customarily, a head coach, in the style perhaps of Lombardi or Rockne, will try to give his team such a rousing pep talk before the game or at halftime that they will charge half-crazed onto the field in pursuit of glory and goalpost.

Born from the ashes of World War II, it customarily had an American in charge.

Journalists customarily defend themselves from the charge of distortion by claiming their job is to report deviations from the norm of progress.

Ordinary fund shares that charge an upfront commission customarily provide brokers with fees of 0.25percentt of assets annually, while the retirement shares raise the fees to a minimum of 0.35percentt and to as much as 0.75percentt, fund companies and brokers said.