Sentence examples similar to start up charges from inspiring English sources
Start up your car and make sure the alternator is charging.
; A sentence in the company's licensing contracts arrogates to Microsoft the first screen a user sees when the computer starts up.; Microsoft, with Ballmer leading the charge, is a master at getting what in the grocery trade is known as shelf space.
It's probably a good guess that the meter is referring to the Volt's batter life and the button might even be able to start up the gasoline engine remotely to charge the battery.
The professor in charge didn't know me and decided to start up some small talk.
The music unfolds in charged, fitful stretches: clashing chords, orchestra blasts, riffs that start up and get stuck in place.
Along the arrhythmic arteries and back roads of southern California, the Leaf returned a battery range of approximately 75 miles per full charge – in line with manufacturer estimates, but below the projected range of over 90 miles provided by the on-board range calculator when the vehicle started up under full charge.
The government says Hardin went too far in trying to build a case that McNamee started making up charges and fabricating evidence against Clemens around 2007 as a way to appease federal agents.
The operator starts up the machine and charges the basket, that is introduces the desired quantity of massecuite.
"They said [the scene] was exciting and hyped it up, then they started up their own clubs, charged loads of money to get in, played the same music, had big bouncers and it all became legitimised.
