Sentence examples for speaking we charge from inspiring English sources

DC: Broadly speaking, we charge retailers per delivery.

"Generally speaking, we cannot approve felony charges unless we are confident that we can sustain our burden of proof," Alvarez spokeswoman Sally Daly told the Tribune.

"If the speaker was Martin Luther King and the people disrupting him were students who are members from the Ku Klux Klan, and they were shutting down Martin Luther King's speech and preventing him from speaking, we would've filed charges," she said.

Generally speaking, fiduciaries charge a fee and non-fiduciary advisors charge a commission, but there are exceptions to the rule.

We speak to the charge nurse who pools the patient information from the nurses, and she gives us the run down, the highlights.

All the candidates we spoke with charged about $15 to $18 per hour, which, though standard in our Brooklyn neighborhood, seemed like a bargain when I learned that some nannies charge considerably more than double that rate.

Generally speaking, many advisers charge annual fees — typically around 1 percent of your assets — to manage your money.

It means speaking up, taking charge, making tough decisions and being accountable for the consequences.

One of the officials did allow that "broadly speaking" the charges related to fraud, kidnapping, torture and "associated matters".

Generally speaking, wireless charging pads built into cars from these makers will work.

In Beirut he spoke to Charge Andre Parent of France and Ambassador Abdul Aziz Khoja of Saudi Arabia.