Sentence examples for know how to charge from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to put the consumer in a situation where he buys the car and he doesn't know how to charge it and he doesn't know how to take care of it," he said.

If a pioneering Web services company full of smart computer programmers doesn't know how to charge and collect for its products, what chance is there that the little guy just starting out online will be able to?

Hydrogen is free because Shell doesn't know how to charge for it.

It's important to have that bit cleared up so other vendors know how to charge and cater to your wedding.

I just feel like Donald Trump doesn't know how to charge his own phone without having to get Ivanka to help him, and for that reason – no other reason!

I just feel like Donald Trump doesn't know how to charge his own phone without having to get Ivanka to help him, and for that reason – no other reason!

Good drama works much the same way, and Ms. Treem, a veteran of three seasons of HBO's psychotherapy series, "In Treatment," knows how to charge a two-way conversation.

There is no telling whether there will be any demand for such services because the technology is not yet in place, and nobody knows how to charge for such things.

Worse yet, he knows how to charge the BlackBerry but hasn't figured out how to turn it off, so he travels in a constant cloud of squeaky electronic chatter.

Whether he's depicting the mournful uneasiness of two siblings on a last moonlit bike ride or the bewilderment of an estranged father giving himself over to the healing power of a Jacques Cousteau special, Reiken knows how to charge the quietest domestic scenes with consequence and emotion.

In addition, the private sector knows how to charge the premium that matches the risks they bear.