Sentence examples for order to charge from inspiring English sources

But the debate still rages today over who gave the order to charge.

But in order to charge people for news, you have to prosecute journalism.

Under state law, in order to charge a person with homicide, the victim must be born alive.

So was it possible to deploy sound waves that humans couldn't hear or feel, in order to charge a phone?

Fox has spent more than a year converting Speed to Fox Sports 1 in order to charge more for it.

In order to charge its large markup, Robard needs to ensure that its research services are tremendously valuable.

I took the letter by the first boat, as ordered, and when I returned I found the regiment lying down, waiting for orders to charge.

The 600 troops of the brigade followed ambiguous orders to charge a heavily defended position though they knew they had little chance of survival.

German competitors of Wal-Mart were also ordered to charge more, but they probably didn't mind, since the American company had started all the trouble.

The women were ordered to charge $25 to $35 for each sex act, and then were forced to surrender their earnings: half to the brothel owners and half to the Carretos, prosecutors said.

But the plaque made no mention of those cut down and killed when the local volunteer yeomanry was ordered to charge and break up the meeting, whose principal speaker was the famed orator Henry Hunt.