Sentence examples for seem to charge from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to compare overdraft charges across banks, because they all seem to charge differently.

Companies often seem to charge what the market will bear for cancer drugs — as much as $35,000 a month and $100,000 a year in various cases.

Some artists, like Streisand and Michael Bolton, seem to charge as much as the market will bear — better seats generally cost a lot more; shows in larger cities, with higher demand, are far more expensive, too.

On the upside, T-Mobile UK doesn't seem to charge for overages — they just throttle.

Twitter also serves ads in the small box on profile pages for third-party Twitter apps, but doesn't seem to charge the apps for the promotion.

ThiSometichargeiginally appeared on VICE US.

His father's health seemed to charge downhill as if a boulder, out of control.

In her article, Long seemed to charge almost everyone involved, borrowers and creditors alike, with disingenuousness, incompetence, or both.

It has all that well-smoked wisdom, that mingling of strength and yearning that seems to charge the work of all my favourite female artists – Laura Marling, The Weather Station, Sharon Van Etten and Tift Merritt, to name but four.

What I found was a place suspended between ancient and hyper-modern, so vast and populated that it seemed to charge ahead and dig its heels at the same time.

Students always seem to forget to charge their phones".