Sentence examples for looking to charge from inspiring English sources

He was just looking to charge Ray Lewis.

5.16pm BST 14 min Saracens have the ball from a lineout 40m out, but Billy Vunipola knocks on looking to charge through.

D'Aloisio suggests that Summly's summaries are a good fit for any sites looking to charge for their content, especially if that charging comes through microtransactions rather than monthly subscriptions.

He's been sentenced to psychiatric care, and prosecutors are looking to charge him with attempted murder.

Once-easily acquired users have vanished, replaced with networks looking to charge a premium for access to quality users.

The network is looking to charge cable companies $1.85 a month per subscriber to carry the channel on their local systems.

5.09pm GMT 7 min Plisson kicks towards Nowell again, but Vunipola is safely under it and looks to charge out.

News Corporation has made its latest move to look to charge readers for digital content by acquiring e-reader platform Skiff and investing in a company that develops paid content models for publishers.

Cole looks to charge into the home box from an angle on the left but Hart is quickly out to meet him and block.

Part of Khosrowshahi's legacy will be the company he grew even as Google looked to charge into the travel space.

Signs on the office walls declare "Charge as little as possible" or "Customer > team > ego". In an effort to scale, product teams look to charge 80% less than local banks.