Sentence examples for kind of charge from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily that kind of charge would have meant his release on little bail, if any.

"This is a dangerous kind of charge for any D. A. to bring," Mr. Comer said.

The force between opposite charges is attractive, whereas bodies with the same kind of charge experience a repulsive force.

If independence is defeated, the story would be that Scotland bottled it; that kind of charge would hang around the country's neck like a millstone, sapping self belief.

"The kind of charge filed is very serious, carries substantial penalties and raises the risk of flight for anyone," he said.

This week, as if with a shrug of the shoulders, he let his attorney-general abandon the official investigation into the affairs of Mr Suharto without any kind of charge.

One researcher spoke of his "kind of charge-up-San-Juan-Hill style".

No details of what kind of charges or punishment Warmbier faces were immediately released.

"He was handled like any other defendant facing these kind of charges," Mr. Clark said.

"That kind of charged the whole area with shakti," she said.

I kind of charged for it and kicked it with my left foot with kind of a hook.