Sentence examples for surprise charge from inspiring English sources

Northern Ireland's state prosecutors levied the surprise charge on Wednesday at a bail hearing for the suspect, Kevin Crilly, 58.

Sargon, anticipating this, led a small band of cavalry in a surprise charge that developed into a great victory for the Assyrians.

Adam joined Blackpool in a £500,000 deal from Rangers last season and proved the inspiration for the club's surprise charge to promotion to the Premier League.

(Note: Bush's references to "debrillification" and "Cardillac arrest" apparently lost him votes among people who felt that a President of the United States ought to be able to speak English)....Bush's October Surprise charge that Gore, a Southerner, had owned slaves while he was a senator, though demonstrably untrue, forced Gore to go off message during the campaign's critical last days.

He also mixed in some huge groundstrokes and surprise charges to the net off his returns.

While this amounts to a lot less than the fees charged by traditional cross-border money transfer services, nobody likes discovering such surprise charges.

Student housing on the other hand is merely expensive, often located further away from your campus and a hotbed for crime and surprise charges and bills.

But it is already clear that banks need to provide uniform, straightforward fee-disclosure documents that allow consumers to protect themselves from surprise charges.

On the (huge) upside, the account being pre-paid means no massive surprise charges.

While there aren't additional fees or surprise charges, as TechCrunch previously noted, its pricing includes the service charge for the marketplace it sells your item on, as well as its own bundled-in fee and margin.

As long as you keep Junior's prying eyes away from your password and don't go out of your way to enable In-App Purchases, there shouldn't be any more surprise charges for $99 boxes of virtual food for your kid's virtual cat.