Sentence examples for going to charge large from inspiring English sources

The original proposal was bold: It was going to charge large corporations $520 per year for every worker they employed in Seattle.

The scribe had many things to say, some of which we'll get to here, but his biggest point about Honda Motor 's latest upscale offering was that it's just too small inside: "Here's the lesson Japan, Inc. seems to be missing: if you are going to charge 50 large and target aging baby boomers, then don't scrimp on the space.

Besides, this large financial firm was going to charge me roughly 2percenttoto put my money with Mr. Madoff's firm.

"He was going to charge me $3,000.

"We're going to charge, charge, charge," he said in his Buffalo office.

"Your landlord is going to charge you that additional amount.

We're not going to charge these people a dime".

"If you are going to charge $125, you are not going to serve an underserved population".

"I'm going to charge, probably won't make any difference, but that's what I'm going to do".

How much is a bank going to charge you if you go overdrawn accidentally?

"I'm going to charge those batteries, sir," Trimble replied.