Sentence examples for introductory charge from inspiring English sources

And Delta is introducing Economy Comfort, with an extra 4 inches of legroom, this summer for an introductory charge of $19 to $99 one way.

His introductory essay charged that "the Supreme Court's unconstitutional rulings" were "an attempt to remake society and thus to remake man himself".

As indicated above in each offer, you will be charged the introductory offer rate for the introductory period, and thereafter will be charged the standard rate until you cancel.

You will be charged the introductory offer rate for the introductory period, and the standard rate thereafter, as indicated at the point of sale.

Beginning March 5, the newspaper will introduce a subscription service that charges an introductory rate of 99 cents for 30 days of Web access, according to Jerry Hirsch, a reporter for The Los Angeles Times.

Knott's Berry will be charging an introductory price of $6 to try the new attraction, on top of the regular park admission price.

After brief introductory remarks, the alumnus in charge dimmed the lights and turned on the movie projector.

In what's either an Orwellian move or a throwing up of hands, the banner headline on the new introductory page reads "You're in charge".

We went after that white space in between 'mass' and 'prestige.' We call it 'masstige".' Mr. Stevens declined to speculate about the difference between Bath and Body Works' "introductory price" and Henri Bendel's loftier charge.

Upon acceptance for publication, manuscripts submitted to the journal will be subject to an article processing charge (APC) at an introductory price of US$1,095.

He has been in charge of all the introductory slides, which I think take us down a few pegs.