Sentence examples for help charges from inspiring English sources

Their failure to bring back photographs — Charles was unqualified to handle the equipment in hellish conditions — did not help charges in newspapers of the time that the mission had been a bust.

When the sun is shining, it can help charge all your laptops, phones and other battery-powered devices.Such a set-up would benefit an individual home or office.

Now's the time for a more invigorated policy, which perhaps these papers will help charge.

The new computer system, he thinks, will help charge up the 230 people in Solo's sales force.

For years the case dragged through the courts, until in 2012 France's highest court overturned a ruling that dropped a "failure to help" charge against the officers.

But the company is also throwing in some tech to help charge laptops without lugging the full charging cables and paraphernalia around.

The users and their carers were instructed in how to use the system beforehand, and the carers were encouraged to help charge the watch or to remind users to wear them in case they forgot.

Instead, voters were furious that SNP-controlled Fife Council wanted to hike home-help charges for the elderly.

Braking action also helps charge the batteries.

Imagine walking along as your every move helps charge an iPod strapped to your belt.

In such instances it is perhaps unsurprising that teachers rush to help their charges.