Sentence examples for event charges from inspiring English sources

The secretive annual event charges donors upwards of £12,000 a table, giving the opportunity for wealthy potential backers to rub shoulders with key figures in the Conservative party, including the prime minister.

NEW DELHI Indiaia rejoiced on Wednesday after defeating Pakistan in the World Cup of cricket, a sporting event charged with geopolitics.

Mr. Putin appeared Tuesday evening at a rally and concert on Red Square to celebrate an event charged with emotional and historical significance for many Russians.

MILAN — For an event charged with social and cultural significance unlike any other on the Italian calendar, this year's opening of the Teatro alla Scala's new season had a German orientation that some found unsettling.

The London marathon charges £300 for a guaranteed charity place, which it then recoups from sponsorship raised by runners, and even yesterday's Brighton event charged them up to £95.

In any event, charging in the car does reduce consumption off the electrical grid, and every watt helps these days.

Nor were their events charged with such an air of reverence and awe.

Some events charge a pitch fee and then a percentage kicks in if a trader hits a certain turnover.

Regardless of how heinous an allegation may be, we need to have confidence that the right person has been seized, and that the events charged truly occurred.

Most of the events charged a flat fee of twelve euros for adults, eight for children; two offered tickets in a range from ten to thirty euros (at current rates, eleven to thirty-three dollars).

During SEP events, charged particles accumulate throughout the top ∼1 mm of the regolith, which has low conductivity, and create subsurface electric fields that act to dissipate any net buildup of charge.