Sentence examples for does charge for from inspiring English sources

What the company does charge for is bodyguard service -- about $800 for a 12-hour shift.

Grant Shapps, the Tory MP for Welwyn and Hatfield and shadow housing minister, makes no claim for a second home, but does charge for occasional nights for hotel stays in London, at prices ranging from £145 a night to £339 on one occasion.

Twitter does charge for its river of data, with only a few partners, at one point having a deal with Google to display tweets within search results.

Tumblr does charge for things like being featured in its directory or $9 themes users can buy to spruce up their Tumblog.

Real Time Trains does charge for access to its API but its fees are evidently lower than Darwin's (at least until June 1).

There are no charges on transfers from bank accounts to Uphold up to a certain amount (although the company does charge for withdrawals above a certain limit in the UK and in the EU), and its free to convert and move currency using the company's system.

How does charging for something like water help the poorest people in the world get access to it?

Others do charge for the service – because "it's a lot of work", explains Asadullah.

If banks do charge for the service, you'll have to figure out if the convenience factor makes it worthwhile.

Among banks that do charge for participation in their loyalty programs, fees ranged from $1.50 to $10 per month, the study found.

Some do charge for access, but it doesn't produce enough income to fund large editorial staffs.