Sentence examples for has to charge from inspiring English sources

So Cox says it has to charge for its "unique content" about Winnipeg and Manitoba.

Like its dotcom rivals, it has to charge direct expenses, such as vans and pickers, against its online revenues.

The administration will prod them to raise the fees further to levels more in line with what a private company without cheap government capital has to charge.

This means, among other things, that it has to charge for text messages, a service that creates almost pure profit for the carrier.

"In order to do that, an architect has to charge a fee that's commensurate with the amount of work, so it can get expensive.

To accommodate lower-income customers, Mr. Aguiar said, he has to charge less: $3.50 on average for a pair of pants.

They have to charge their visitors.

Airport shops do not have to charge.

That means you have to charge them, right?

Why do museums have to charge admission to special exhibits?

Now I guess I'll have to charge him rent".