Sentence examples for have charged so from inspiring English sources

Matsui said he would never have charged so hard had he known Roberts would make it to second.

The owner complains to me that bars like his have been squeezed by the big clubs, who have charged so much in recent years that clubbers are left with no money for the rest of their holiday.

Patients are already stacking up in the corridors of the first privately financed hospitals, as the companies have charged so much to build them that both beds and staff had to be cut to make them affordable.

The same man who has charged so many politicians with "inciting enmity and hatred through religious and doctrinal differences" unashamedly denounces Virtue as a "tumour" run by "blood-sucking vampires".

Ahmad Harun — whose appointment was announced while the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, was in Sudan for talks on the crisis — is one of only two people the court has charged so far with war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur.

I had charged so much that I was unable to keep up with all of them.

But Nunez, who hit a home run off Josh Beckett in the fifth, had charged in so far he could not have gotten back in time to receive the throw.

Now, maybe it's true that Wilson should have been charged so that a full jury trial could take place (and maybe he would have been found guilty).

A FEDERAL judge has ruled that prosecutors may not seek the death penalty against Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person in the United States to have been charged so far in connection with the September 11th terror attacks.

Twenty companies and 21 executives have been charged so far in the Justice Department's investigation.

At least three of the British nationals have been charged so far.