Sentence examples for she will charge from inspiring English sources
Leider sometimes seems as nervous as a studio head that her subject might have been gay (she comes close to contradicting herself over the scant evidence), and she will charge in like a sob sister or a fan-club president to defend Rudy and Natacha against various calumnies: "This seems to me a harsh view"; "I beg to differ"; "but surely there were nobler impulses at work".
If you don't want everything to go horribly wrong within the space of ten minutes, the next move is to ask how much she will charge.
She will charge flat fees or by the hour and plans to pass along her firm's low overhead costs to clients.
Florida Special Prosecutor Angela B. Corey announced yesterday that she will charge George Zimmerman with second-degree murder for the shooting death of the unarmed teenager on February 26 in Sanford, Florida.
In the ensuing backlash (tickets to the Tea Party Convention cost several hundred dollars), Palin has declared she will charge no fee for her appearance - the press is uninvited, of course.
The opposite is also true: if you're looking for an advisor who will always be happy to chat, or who will help quarterback tax season with your CPA, you'll likely find that he or she will charge more than a discount broker (but please note that those fees shouldn't be outlandish!).
We've discussed whether she is too far ahead of the market and what she'll charge for her services.
There are rumours she'll charge one man five shillings, another two guineas.
"She often acts on instinct and she'll charge ahead like a military leader to get her way," said Laurent Walpin, a former Geneva police chief and now one of her lead investigators.
Mobile operators will charge.
