Sentence examples for establishments charge from inspiring English sources

Nitpickers in these establishments charge $50 to $300 a person.

That works out to under $4.50 a piece, reasonable given what lesser establishments charge, this one's polished d?r and serene ambience, and its attentive but unobtrusive service.

Bathing establishments charge entrance fees, so many Romans have also been heading to Ostia's many free beaches, where renting a sun bed costs about $6, putting a towel on the sand is free and bag lunches or inexpensive snacks substitute for leisurely seaside meals in a restaurant.

Many other establishments charge upwards of two grand.

According to Gira Conseil, a consultancy, almost three-quarters of all meals eaten outside the home are now in "super-cheap" establishments charging less than €10 ($13) a head, and fast food accounts for 54% of restaurant sales.

The roof is still a refuge, but one where establishments can charge $10 or more for a drink because it can be enjoyed in the open air.

There are too few up-market hotels, restaurants and shops to cater for all the new businessmen in town, so the existing establishments can charge what they like and they do so with a vengeance.

The Upper West Side is so flooded with small children -- almost a third of the neighborhood's youngsters are under 5 -- that even establishments that charge for recreation are overwhelmed, especially in bad weather.

Generally, to qualify for the home-style exemption, the business must use a consumer-style receiver and cannot transmit the music beyond its establishment or charge admission for listening to the music.

A half-dozen mixologists from some of L.A.'s finest drinking establishments were charged with the task of creating a new cocktail.

One of the 24-hour breakfast chain's establishments is charging customers an additional 20percenttoto pay for the cost of a security guard, Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.