Sentence examples for day to charge from inspiring English sources

He noted that they were "more motivated, better organized and better trained" than typical Somali street fighters, who tend to be teenagers paid a few dollars a day to charge blindly into battle with rusty Kalashnikov rifles.

Never stop your day to "charge" again — your devices will be charging automatically everywhere you go.

If the array is on your roof, you have to leave your electric car at home during the day to charge it.

Since the battery life of the GPS device is approximately 17 hours, the participants were asked to turn on the device when they woke up and turn it off at the end of their day to charge the battery.

Thankfully, I didn't need all day to charge because the Focus Electric uses a 6.6-kilowatt charger capable of replenishing the batteries at twice the rate of a Leaf.

The company leases the vehicle battery from Renault for about £70 a month and it costs less than £1 a day to charge.

The authorities have until Thursday to charge Mr. Lane.

Khazzani was on Sunday being interrogated by counter-terrorism police outside Paris who have until Tuesday to charge him.

"It's been very tough," said Helene Luk, a computer programmer from neighboring New Rochelle, who walked to the shelter on Sunday to charge her cellphone and a BlackBerry.

Mr. Kerry used the contrast between the gloomy intelligence estimate and Mr. Bush's speech to the National Guard conference on Tuesday to charge the president with deception.

Prosecutors have until Sunday to charge or release the captain.