Sentence examples for occasionally charged from inspiring English sources
Scriabin's sprawlingly romantic First Symphony sounded sturdy, sometimes sumptuous, occasionally charged with urgent intensity.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has occasionally charged a higher admission price for viewings of special exhibitions on its normal closing day.
While no reliable study has yet pinpointed earnings on these providers, in New York City my going-rate on Craigslist and Backpage was between $100 to $150 each visit (though I occasionally charged just $50 when my rent came due).
On other holes, the 23-year-old Kim hugged his playing partner, Phil Mickelson; slapped the back of his caddie with such force it knocked a club out of the caddie's hands; and occasionally charged around the greens making such powerful fist pumps it was easy to forget that you-know-who, the world's No. 1 player, was not at the 2008 Ryder Cup.
Test your tree-climbing skills before setting out, as rhinos have been known to occasionally charge tourists.
Eventually they cleared the station and everyone stood outside chanting and occasionally charging the police.
Each of the one million Chibi-Robos in the world is supposed to collect "Happy Points" by doing good deeds for their owners, and must occasionally charge their batteries at electrical outlets.
This casual assertion--which aims to differentiate between streetwalkers and women who occasionally charge for sex when they can no longer afford trips to the hairdresser--leapt off the page as I read a recent New York Times article on DSK's attempt to define himself as a victim badgered for being lustful, which he contends is not a crime.
Volunteer firemen in small towns have occasionally been charged with starting small blazes and then leading the charge to put them out.
It is a rare day when the Rangers start calling attention to their fourth line, a hard-working unit that occasionally is charged with shutting down a top line or player.
(Occasionally they charge a nominal fee, no more than $5).
