Sentence examples for show charging from inspiring English sources

In 2003 and 2004 it opened the museum on Mondays in the same way it is doing for the McQueen show, charging $50 per ticket for special access to the exhibitions "Manet/Velazquez: The French Taste for Spanish Painting" and "El Greco".

But, in between, man of the match Hodgson stole the show, charging over for a try of his own before adding the goal to complete an individual 14-point haul.

The open source site CarStations.com, which is expected to spin out a mobile product this year, includes user-contributed data a la Wikipedia to show charging and clean fuel stations.

The car is far from retro in other regards, however, including the displays front and back of the vehicle which show charging percentage and rates, as well as brand badging and other information, like greetings, "advice for other drivers on the roads" and more.

Since then, he has done 30 shows, charging $600 for one and $800 for a double-header.

London theatre tickets are now among the most expensive in the world, with an ever-increasing number of shows charging £100 a seat.

Facebook says research has shown charging for messaging is the most effective way to discourage unwanted messages and get people messages that are more relevant.

There's also a pleasant on-screen indicator now that shows charge level.

Asp855 and Asp837 showed charged interactions like destabilizing contacts.

Private lawyers, surveys show, charge about $2,000 for a family petition and $3,000 to $7,000 for a labor certification.

The solid and dashed lines show charge variation of boron and that of nitrogen, respectively.