Sentence examples for launch charging from inspiring English sources

For average working parents, a service that was, at launch, charging subscribers $14.95 for the featured, hardcover-bound "book of the month," can certainly be seen as an unnecessary, or even luxury, expense.

Ms Vestager's predecessor, Joaquín Almunia, repeatedly promised to launch charges, but left office in November with that pledge unfulfilled.

Mitsubishi and Toyota have been wooed by this vision and have both launched wireless charging research projects with WiTricity, which began developing its operating principle at M.I.T. from 2005 to 2007.

Besides, Hangzhou Electric Power Company of SGCC has launched a charging infrastructure construction and operation project of EVs.

They launched wireless charging in some of their furniture in 2015, smart lighting products in 2016 and now have decided to tackle music.

That wasn't always the case – at launch, Amazon charged customers for the buttons, which seemed a little ridiculous.

The shafts were interpreted as "air holes to allow for the expansion of the gases released by the explosion of the launching charge".

As a crowd initially estimated at more than 20,000 thinned out, clouds of white smoke swirled above the square and police with shields and riot helmets stood by, occasionally launching charges to disperse a harder core of mainly young demonstrators.

The launch of the charging feature will be controversial.

At launch, Square is charging $60 per month plus $40 per month for each additional POS set-up.

The battle between Harris and Kelly had intensified in the last few months, with each going for the jugular and launching highly charged, negative attacks.