Sentence examples for has always charged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pelic has been holding these bimonthly parties for two years, and has always charged $6 a person.

Besides, corporate blood has always charged through its veins: from 1996 to 2001 it was renamed Pepsi Sziget.

McKinsey, the bluest of the blue-chip management consulting firms, has always charged clients a hefty premium on the theory that its people are just plain smarter than those of its competitors.

The Wall Street Journal's site, WSJ.com, which has always charged a fee (now about $59, or $29 for people who also subscriber to the newspaper) is closing in on 600,000 subscribers.

While CBS has offered the games online since 2003, the company has always charged for access.

A spokeswoman for Hailo reiterated that the startup has always charged a minimum fee in London.

"We have always charged fees and have always marketed ourselves on that basis.

The barrier would become what its critics have always charged – Israel's new border.

Corporate travel managers are in a strong bargaining position, even with big four-star-level convention hotels that have always charged for Wi-Fi access.

NEW YORK TIMES   Bank Account Fees See Some Sunlight  |  Banks have always charged fees on checking accounts, writes Felix Salmon in a column in The New York Times.

While the agencies have always charged more for mortgages for riskier borrowers, their fee structure has steadily risen over the last year.