Sentence examples for incidental charges from inspiring English sources

However, it's not clear how smaller incidental charges will be handled.

The rate doesn't include resort fee, incidental charges or taxes, and blackout dates can apply.

All charges to, and including the delivery of the goods over the ship's rail, have to be borne by the seller while the buyer has to pay all subsequent charges such as the stowage of the goods on board ship, freight, marine insurance as well as unloading charges, import duties, consular fees and other incidental charges due on the arrival of the consignment in the port of destination.

If the homeowner requires the guest to provide a valid credit card number for incidental charges and damages, state the terms of the credit card policy in this section.

Some of the new charges were incidental, like the $18.75 it cost to refuel a rented van in September and $6 to make copies in December.

That his returns, which he refuses, beyond one year, to release, might prove Reid to be a liar is almost incidental: even without wild charges floating around, there is basic information that voters deserve to know.

If you do use the per diem option, you should not charge lodging, meals, and incidental expenses to the MIT Travel Card.

By L. E. Upton and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 7, 1940 P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: Archibald MacLeish has been in charge of the Library of Congress for well on to a year now, but the Library cafeteria still calls it Tomato Aspect Salad.

For instance, it may well be the case that charge increments are only an incidental effect of substitutions whose primary antigenic impact is a conformational change at active sites.

These prices include transportation charges after leaving the farm gate, incidental expenses and the wholesaler's margin of profit.

Together they produced dozens of songs, cantatas, incidental music for plays and all manner of works charged with the leftist politics they espoused.