Sentence examples for still charged for from inspiring English sources

Everything still works: people dialling your number from New York are still charged for a local call, and you can continue to call people just as if you were back in New York.

Forty-one percent of United States households with Internet access now pay their bills online — up from 31percentt in 2004, when most banks still charged for the services.

Today on the days the Post doesn't deliver your paper you are still charged for it.

But many garages still charge for parking during a charging session, a major hurdle for someone who doesn't already rent a spot there.

Debit cards from Coventry Building Society, the Co-operative Bank and Yorkshire Bank have no conversion fee, though they do still charge for cash withdrawals.

Owners of beach facilities can still charge for the hire of sun loungers and umbrellas, but they are no longer allowed to make people pay to just swim or sunbathe.

When it learned privately several weeks ago of Microsoft's plans, Tiny Software decided to offer its $29 Personal Firewall free beginning this month, although it will still charge for the product in volume-license bundles, said Brandon Talaich, vice president for marketing at Tiny Software, a maker of Internet security software based in Santa Clara, Calif.

The majority of hotels still charge for access.

Services like LaLa have a better user experience, but they still charge for streaming.

Sincerely's main business model is still charging for the mail.

I logged into it only the other day to find it is still charging for people to connect to eachother!