Sentence examples for soon charge from inspiring English sources

Southwest recently changed its policies and will soon charge no-shows who do not cancel their reservations in advance.

Before that it was Seattle, which will soon charge people 20 cents a bag in the grocery checkout line.

The Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court partly answered that question on Monday, announcing that it would soon charge at least two Chinese steel industry officials with passing trade secrets to Rio Tinto.

JetBlue is charging $10 to reserve seats that have extra legroom, while US Airways will soon charge $5 to $30 to reserve a window or an aisle seat in the front of the plane under its Choice Seats program, according to SmarterTravel.com, a Web site that offers consumers travel advice.

The site is free but will soon charge for premium features.

Recently suggested he will soon charge for content on all his Web sites.

Arsenal soon charged into a 3-0 lead in under 20 minutes in the match.

When the maximum fee was last raised, in 2006, almost all universities soon charged the top rate.

He was soon charged with stealing a blank check from a local company and cashing it for $3,500.

He is soon charged with corruption and sodomy (the latter based on accusations by his family's former driver), charges he dismisses as politically motivated.

Four men were arrested after a massive police operation and are expected to go on trial soon, charged with murder.