Sentence examples for had ever charged from inspiring English sources

After a storm of outrage from experts on the Holocaust around the globe, Netanyahu used his Facebook page to deny he had ever charged that it was a Palestinian chief who had convinced Hitler to undertake the Holocaust.

Anyone who has ever charged a laptop knows that the adapter heats up.

In a televised debate on Saturday night, Mr. García said: "Nobody has ever charged me with consuming cocaine.

"In all of its years of operation this is the first time Jazzmobile has ever charged an audience for one of its concerts," she said.

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.

The administration's budget does call for Category 7 veterans already in the V.A. system to pay part of the first $1,500 of their annual health costs -- the first deductible the system has ever charged.

(Australia is the only place which has ever charged me for it!).

In a country where the military has controlled political power directly or indirectly for most of its 66-year history, no civil court has ever charged a service head with a political crime.

"If Terrence wasn't a public figure, they wouldn't have ever charged him.

Just FYI, this kind of activity is illegal under Australian law it's the first time Australia has ever charged anyone under the Act.

This is a good time for the dog's prey instinct to roar to life, causing him to charge TOWARD the angry turkey, the first time he has ever charged TOWARD anything in his life.