Sentence examples for ever charged for from inspiring English sources

This week, the revival of Death of a Salesman, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman, set a new record for the highest ticket price ever charged for a Broadway production.

Photograph: Rosalie O'Connor American Ballet Theatre's season at Sadler's Wells broke one very significant box office record: top ticket prices of £70, the highest the theatre has ever charged for non-fundraising performances.

No one was ever charged for the murder.

No fees were ever charged for tuition as McKenzie said it was "her contribution to the war effort".

Despite being linked to 25 shootings and 15 murders and being regarded by many underworld figures as the most violent hitman Australia has ever produced, Stan Smith was only ever charged for a minor drug offence.

No one was ever charged for raping Parsons, though two men (who were minors at the time) were convicted of disseminating child pornography and given probation for taking and sharing a photo of the alleged assault, which had been circulated around her school and on social media.

Microsoft has no intention of ever charging for licenses to use or distribute its browser.

Copyright law alone protects the right of software corporations to charge for their goods, and the right of free software authors to give their goods away and ensure that no one need ever charge for them.

He added that the company won't ever charge for Wattpad itself: "It will remain a free app forever".

During the Q&A portion of the Facebook earnings call, Zuckerberg was asked if the company would ever charge for APIs.

It reminds me of Horses Mouth, but even there they have never gone so far as to say their mentors could ever charge for their "wisdomocracy" (excuse me while I puke).