Sentence examples for perhaps charged from inspiring English sources

Someone accused of breaking the law is investigated, perhaps charged, arrested, arraigned, witnesses are called and so on — in short, a trial.

Her husband arrived late from a rehearsal of Beethoven's "Fidelio," and, perhaps charged up by that tale of oppression and liberation, he inserted himself into the discussion, voicing sympathy for the Black Panthers' egalitarian aims but quizzing Donald Cox, the Panther field marshal, about the group's propensity for violence.

Perhaps charged with the energy of a man living every nanosecond.

Perhaps charging for a new version of the Telegraph's iPhone application, which 400,000 people have already accessed?

Agents will also often penalise you for using more than one agency – perhaps charging you 2 per cent if you don't agree to let them be in sole charge.

That may take the form of providing all workers with free basic health care but perhaps charging for amenities that have hitherto been taken for granted, such as generous supplies of medicine and instant access to specialists.Unemployment benefit too is proving costly when so many people are out of a job.

Hilary A. Schneider, who runs Knight-Ridder Digital, says her company hopes to begin testing a classifieds service on Tribe within the next six months -- perhaps charging users to show listings to people within the Tribe network who are, say, at least three degrees separated from them.

The types of features Thunkable might start charging a monthly subscription fee for in future could be for monetization capabilities for apps built with the platform, perhaps charging individuals $5 to $10 per month for that.

So far, suspects have been released on bail after being questioned, but some, including Mr. Coulson, will face further questioning and perhaps charges.

Ms. Evans suggested that the state consider taxing makers of sugary drinks, which she said led to health problems in children, and perhaps charge oil extraction fees.

The idea was to prod consumers into conserving energy during periods of peak usage and perhaps charge more, in some cases, for hogging power during that time.